Katy Perry He was reportedly faced with low ticket sales for her “Lifetime Tour” before she even embarked on a fully female space trip.

Sources say that “dismal” sales have left Live Nation leaders to scratch their heads from the start, because the Ticketmaster seats card shows that many of its concert dates have not been filled.

Meanwhile, when she continues to face ups to her space trip, Katy Perry retaliated to her detractors by organizing a dazzling spectacle on the theme of space during her opening match in Mexico City.

Perry recently became the first pop star in history to go to space and was joined by the host of Gayle King, the former scientist of NASA rockets, Aisha Bowe, civil rights activist Amanda Nguyen, film producer Kerianne Flynn and billionaire Jeff Bezos Fiancée Lauren Sánchez.

However, she would have struggled to reproduce the same success with her lifetime tour that ticket sales have remained disappointing for her American dates, which will start in Houston, Texas, in two weeks.

According to the Daily mailThe official Ticketmaster seats cards show that the Dates in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Denver, Colorado, are particularly bad, with rows of seats still available.

The singer also faces disturbing figures for her date of May 9 in Oklahoma City, in Oklahoma, due to the availability of several rows of seats.

“There were already concerns about the bad sales of tickets even before Blue Origin,” a source told the press. “They were quite dismal. Katy really believed that her tour would take off like Taylor’s.”

“Some superiors to Live Nation were skeptical from the start. There are discussions on what to do if the sites are not filled more,” added the initiate.

In the midst of discouraging ticket sales, the 40 -year -old singer was forced to cancel two upcoming concert dates in Guadalajara, Mexico, May 1 and 2, because the stadium in which she was to occur was not built in time.

She wrote: “Unfortunately, I learned that the construction of Arena Guadalajara will not be complete for their programs scheduled for next week, which includes mine on May 1 and 2.”

Perry explained to the devastated fans that she had done everything she could to make sure that the spectacle could continue, but her efforts turned out to be in vain.

She said: “Last week, I sent my team to the arena to make sure that there was nothing to make it happen, but it was obvious when they arrived that the place was not ready or safe to receive my show or an audience.”

“I would like to be able to repair this, but it’s out of my will,” PERRY told fans, by BreathBefore adding that she “will create something special for Guadalajara fans in the future”.

The singer, however, recorded encouraging ticket sales in specific places, including her next shows in Chicago, Illinois, May 12 and several dates outside the United States.

The seats cards for dates in Canada Edmonton, Montreal and Toronto at the end of July and early August, blocks of seats were reserved, while the singer had to add additional dates in Europe and Australia due to high demand.

The news occurs while Perry faces a backlash due to his blue space flight, which saw him put a “dramatic” screen on his return to earth.

The singer and her entirely female teammates intended to transmit a message of female empowerment for the trip, but the optics of the mission was criticized as “Tone Deaf” and “embarrassing”.

Perry, unlike the rest of her teammates, apparently faced heavier criticism after she kept a daisy on earth on earth before kneeling and kissing the ground.

“It is not a question of singing my songs. This is a collective energy in there. It is about us. It is a question of making room for future women and taking place and belonging,” she said in a post-theft interview.

Perry added: “And it is this wonderful world that we see right there, and to appreciate it. All this is for the benefit of the earth.”

Perry seems confusing by the reaction to withdraw his space mission as she applauds the criticisms of the opening evening of his “Lifetime Tour”.

Perry, who launched PERRY on Wednesday of spatial inspiration in Mexico City, dressed in a silver metal body for the show and recreated a space choreography during the concert.

At one point, she called male fans of the public dressed in blue spatial combinations of NASA and took selfies with them.

Perry seemed to address her criticisms when she asked the public: “Has anyone called your crazy dreams?”

The singer’s space trip “Dark Horse” was a goal for life as she said She Before the launch of April 14, that she “wanted to go to space for almost 20 years”.