Katie Perry dealt with another blow after the original origin

Katie Perry According to the low ticket sales of her “tour of life” even before she started a female flight from females.

The sources claim that the “bleak” sales that left the executives of Live Nation scratching their heads from the beginning, as the seat map of Ticketmaster shows that many of the dates of concerts are still not full.

Meanwhile, as she continues to face a violent reaction to her space trip, Katie Perry returned to her critics with a wonderful show in the form of space during the opening match of her tour in Mexico City.

Perry recently became the first Bob star in history to go to space, and TV host Jayl King, the former NASA missile scientist Aisha Boy, civil rights activist Amanda Ngwin, the cinematic producer Kyrian Flynn, and the billionaire preacher Jeff Bezos.

However, it was said that it is struggling to repeat the same success in its life, as ticket sales remained disappointing for its American dates, which are launched in Houston, Texas, within two weeks.

According to Daily MailThe maps of the official seats in Ticketingmaster, which are dates in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Denver, Colorado, are particularly bad, as rows of seats are still available.

The singer also faces disturbing characters in her history on May 9 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, due to the availability of multiple rows of seats.

“There were already concerns about the poor sales of tickets even before the blue origin,” a source told News Outlet. “They were very bleak. Katie really thought that her tour would take off like Taylor.”

“Some of the higher factors in Live Nation have been skeptical from the beginning. There are talks about what to do if you did not fill places more,” Al -Olafin added.

In the midst of encouraging ticket sales, 40 -year -old singer had to cancel two history of the upcoming concerts in Guadalajara, Mexico, on May 1 and 2, because the stadium that was scheduled to perform was not built in time.

I wrote: “Unfortunately, I learned that the construction of Arena Guadalajara will not be complete for its scheduled offers next week, which includes mines in 1 and 2.”

Perry explained to the destroyed fans that she had done everything in her power to ensure the continued offer, but her efforts have proven to be sterile.

She said: “Last week I sent my team to the scene to make sure that there is nothing we could do to do so, but it was clear when they arrived that the place was not ready or safe to receive my cross or my Republic.”

“I hope I can fix this, but it is out of my will,” Perry told the fans. The explosionBefore adding that she “will create something special for the fans in Guadalajara in the future.”

However, the singer recorded the encouragement of ticket sales in specific locations, including her upcoming offers in Chicago, Illinois, on May 12 and multiple dates outside the United States.

The seat maps of Edmonton, Montreal and Toronto dates were reserved in late July and early August, while the singer had to add additional dates in Europe and Australia due to the high demand.

The news comes as Perry faces a violent reaction due to its blue origin, which he saw presented to a “dramatic” show when she returns to Earth.

The singer and her female colleagues were aiming to pass a female enabling message with the trip, but optics were criticized in the mission as a “deaf and embarrassing” tone.

Perry, unlike the rest of her colleagues in her crew, faced heavier criticism after she sticks to my budget to land on the ground before falling on her knees and kissing the ground.

“It is not a matter of singing my songs. It is about group energy there. It is about us. It is about providing space for future women and taking over and belonging.”

“It comes to this wonderful world that we see there, and we appreciate it. That’s everything in favor of the Earth,” Berry added.

Perry seems to be not subject to penetration by the backward reaction of her space mission, and she retracted critics on the opening night of her “tour of life”.

Perry, who started a group inspired by space on Wednesday in Mexico City, wearing silver metal clothes for the show and redesigned space dance during the ceremony.

At some point, I called some male fans from the audience who wear NASA blue spaces and took selfies with them.

Perry seemed to address her critics when I asked the audience, “Did anyone ever call your crazy dreams?”

The singer’s “Dark Horse” trip was a goal of life as I told Elie Before the launch of April 14, “she wanted to go to space for about 20 years.”