BLACKPINK will perform in stadiums across the world starting next summer, their first shows since 2023. The music group plans 13 concerts in 10 cities, starting in South Korea and ending with three nights in Tokyo.
“We will be coming out with new music soon,” ROSÉ told The Cut magazine last week. She explained why the group took a break: “We all needed time to explore and be our own people, but we still have business left to do.”
During their time focusing on solo projects, the members worked on personal ventures. ROSÉ’s song “APT.” with Bruno Mars stayed at #1 on iTunes for 96 days. Lisa joined the TV show “The White Lotus” and released a song called “Born Again” with singers Doja Cat and Raye.
The concerts will fill some of the biggest music venues in each city. The U.S. shows include SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and Soldier Field in Chicago. In Europe, they’ll perform at Wembley Stadium in London – no Korean girl group has played there before.
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Tickets go on sale February 27 at 3:00 PM local time. Due to high demand, fans are advised to book early. The stadium venues provide substantial seating capacity for concertgoers across multiple cities.
ROSÉ shared insights from her recent collaborations. “Bruno showed me that you have to listen to your intuition and timing,” she said about making music with Bruno Mars.
Their upcoming tour follows BLACKPINK’s achievement as the first Korean group to headline the Coachella music festival in 2023. Their concerts demonstrate the growing international appeal of K-pop music.
For cities hosting these stadium-sized shows, such major events typically attract visitors who contribute to local businesses. This natural economic benefit often accompanies large-scale entertainment events of this magnitude.
