It's a cause that is close to Perry's heart, and she says that the opportunity to give a boost to people in the affected communities is something she appreciates.
"As a native of Southern California, I know firsthand the devastation of wildfires in my home communities, and was particularly disconsolate by the wildfires in Australia," Perry said.
"Australia has always given me so much love and support, so FIGHT ON is a way to return that love and help provide a little joy to a country that has given me so much joy."
Tickets for the concert are distributed to emergency services that helped save lives and property, as well as to local residents of fire-affected communities in northeast Victoria.
These tickets will be distributed through local counties and relevant emergency services agencies.
The bushfire concert is supported by the ICC T20 World Cup, Visit Victoria, TEGDainty, 160over90 and the Brighter Days Festival.
It will arrive only three days after Perry plays before and after the game at the MCG on Sunday March 8 to head the ICC Women's T20 World Cup.
"We are delighted that Katy comes to Australia to lead the celebrations of the ICC Women's World Cup T20 Final on International Women's Day and the fact that she has decided to stay to rejoice the spirit of people affected by Wildfires in the Victoria region testify to how much it matters and the role model it is, "said Nick Hockley, CEO of ICC T20 World Cup.
To join Perry in the MCG for the T20 World Cup final, fans can buy tickets from just $ 5 for kids and $ 20 for adults. Tickets are now available at t20worldcup.com.
