Katy Perry is a platinum-haired angel.
She will be putting on a mini-concert to celebrate, thank, and support those impacted by this summer’s devastating bushfires.
Perry took to Instagram to announce FIGHT ON, a free concert for the emergency service workers “who helped save lives and property” as well as “fire-affected communities” in regional Victoria.
We really do love the work.
She captioned the image saying news of the bushfires broke her heart. As “a native South Californian” she has come to “first hand the devastation of wildfire across my home communities”.
Australia has always given me so much love and support so FIGHT ON is one way to return that love, and help provide a little bit of joy to a country that’s given me so much joy. ???
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As a native Southern Californian, I know firsthand the devastation of wildfire across my home communities, and was particularly ? by the Australian bushfires. Australia has always given me so much love and support so FIGHT ON is one way to return that love, and help provide a little bit of joy to a country that’s given me so much joy. ??? Join me at Pioneer Park Recreation Reserve in Bright, VIC on March 11. Tickets to the concert are free and being distributed to emergency services who helped save lives and property as well as local residents from fire-affected communities. You can register for additional tickets at the link in my bio. Again, thank you to my Australian community for always being one of my biggest champions. I hope I can return the support to you ♥️ ??
Again, thank you to my Australian community for always being on eof my biggest champions. I hope I cna return the support to you ♥️ ??.
The one-hour set will be held at sunset on March 11 at Pioneer Park Recreation Reserve in Bright, Victoria. It is literally days after Perry is set to perform at the MCG for the Women’s T20 World Cup Grand Final. She’s a busy, busy woman.
Tickets are allocated to residents of Towong Shire and Alpine Shire. But don’t you dare think of faking your way into the concert, registration requires proof of residency.
Also getting access to free tix are frontline emergency services personnel. That includes Incident Control Centres, Relief Centres, and the State Control Centre. Workers will receive word from their agencies with details on how to sign-up.
If this applies to you, get in quick because, due to capacity restrictions, registration doesn’t guarantee a ticket. But those who are successful will be notified via email if you have managed to snag a ticket.
More information can be found at Ticketek’s FIGHT ON page here.
Image Sources: Instagram (@katyperry)
