Katy Perry announces Vancouver tour date

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Posted January 20, 2011 7:12 am.

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NEWS1130 (VANCOUVER) – The Canadian leg of Katy Perry’s California Dreams world tour kicks off June 30th in Toronto and finishes up July 19th at Rogers Arena in Vancouver.

Perry will perform at this year’s Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on February 13th, where she’s up for four awards, including Album of the Year.

Tickets for the Vancouver show go on sale Friday, January 28th.

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