Blackpink in your area – well, in 10 cities around the world.
On Wednesday morning, the renowned K-Pop collective revealed plans for their summer 2025 world tour. This brief stint will see them performing in ten major cities across the globe at sports stadiums. Their journey begins in Seoul, South Korea, with two performances at Goyang Stadium, before moving on to a show in Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium. After that, they’ll visit Chicago’s Soldier Field, Toronto’s Rogers Stadium, and New York’s Citi Field for respective engagements.
After that, the team proceeds to Paris, Milan, and Barcelona. The “Pink Venom” singers conclude their summer tour of stadiums in London’s Wembley Stadium, becoming the first K-Pop girl group to perform there. Their final act will be at the Tokyo Dome in January 2026.
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The group moves on to Paris, Milan, and Barcelona next. The “Pink Venom” singers bring their summer stadium tour to an end at London’s Wembley Stadium, being the first K-Pop girl group to play there. They will wrap up with a finale at the Tokyo Dome in January 2026.
Following a tantalizing teaser video titled “Blackpink 2025 World Tour Teaser” this month, the band officially announced their tour. The video showcased the enthusiastic crowds from past packed performances and stadiums glowing with Blackpink’s signature pink lightsticks. Fans of the group, known as Blinks, expressed their enthusiasm for the band’s comeback on all social media platforms.
From the year 2022 to 2023, the quartet undertook a global tour spanning 22 nations, promoting their latest album, Born Pink. This musical group performed in Los Angeles on two occasions throughout this journey – initially in November 2022 at BMO Stadium during the inaugural U.S. stage, and later for an encore concert in August 2023 at Dodger Stadium.
The latest news coincides with the burgeoning individual careers of Blackpink’s members. Notably, Jisoo, who is the oldest among them, has joined Jennie, Lisa, and Rosé in venturing into new record labels as solo artists. In December 2023, it was revealed that Blackpink had extended their exclusive contracts with YG Entertainment for group work, but subsequently, all four members decided to sever ties with the label for individual pursuits. Jennie linked up with Columbia Records via a partnership with her record label and entertainment company Oddatelier; Lisa and her company LLOUD sealed a deal with RCA Records; Rosé inked a global solo agreement with Atlantic Records.
Each of the four girls from the band are currently pursuing solo careers. Rosé’s debut album, titled “Rosie“, was released in December, and her lead single “APT” has been steadily rising on the Billboard Hot 100, currently at No. 7. Jennie is gearing up to launch her debut studio album, “Ruby“, along with a solo tour, The Ruby Experience, in March. Lisa recently released her single “Born Again,” featuring Doja Cat and Raye on February 6th. She’s also appearing in the third season of HBO’s popular series The White Lotus, which premiered on February 16th. Jisoo unveiled her debut EP, “Amortage“, on Valentine’s Day. Additionally, she’s starring in a new K-Drama titled “Newtopia“, which made its premiere on Prime Video on February 7th.
Tickets go on sale on Feb. 27 through Live Nation.
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2025-02-19 18:55