There's a brand new Katy Perry song in the world... and it's up to you to find it!
We're not joking - right now there are strategically-placed disco balls around the globe. Only by finding these locations can you plug in and hear the hot new track 'Chained to the Rhythm'.
Katy got SatNavs working overtime by sharing a very brief snippet of the song on Instagram, along with an invitation for fans to find the coveted disco ball near them.
So far, lucky fans have been sharing their photos from Chicago, London, Sydney, New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles and even outside the Moulin Rouge in Paris - but who knows where Katy's scavenger hunt will lead us next?
Below, you can check out some of the very happy fans who've already heard comeback track 'Chained to the Rhythm' in all of its glory:
If you can't make it to the Moulin Rouge on a Wednesday night, don't worry! 'Chained to the Rhythm' will be dropping on Friday (February 10) to start your weekend the right way.
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Katy first started teasing that new music was on the way back in December, when she began to share brief videos shot inside her recording studio.
The moment is finally upon us with Friday's release of 'Chained to the Rhythm' and a big performance scheduled for Sunday night (February 12) at the 59th annual Grammy Awards live from Los Angeles.
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