So that’s what Katy Perry has been fueling up for. On April 14, a little over half a year since she released her globally panned 143 album, the pop star will be exiting earth in search of friendlier alien music critics. Perry will be among the passengers on Jeff Bezos’ space tourism company Blue Origin’s spacecraft New Shepard.

Other voyagers include broadcast journalist Gayle King, activist Amanda Nguyen, movie producer Kerianne Flynn, entertainment reporter (and Bezos’ fiancée) Lauren Sánchez, and, fortuitously, an aerospace engineer who previously worked at NASA, Aisha Bowe. Liftoff will take place at “Launch Site One” in West Texas. Blue Origin reports that the launch window opens at 8:30 a.m. CT.

The flight will be the New Shepard’s 31st overall and 11th suborbital flight with humans aboard. The company has so far launched 52 people above the Kármán line 330,000 feet above sea level, which the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale defines as the edge of space. It will be the first all-female space flight since cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova took to the heavens on a solo flight and became the first woman in space in 1963.