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BLACKPINK Announces Born Pink World Tour: Here Are the Dates

The group's latest trek is set to hit cities across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

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BLACKPINK will be in your area very soon! Today (Aug. 8), The K-pop superstars announced the dates for their Born Pink world tour on Monday (Aug. 8).

Spanning from Oct. 15, 2022, to June 21, 2023, the trek is set to make stops in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. As of press time, the official Born Pink world tour website reads “and more” at the end of the list of dates, indicating that additional dates may be on the way.

The Born Pink world tour marks the girl group’s third concert tour following the BLACKPINK arena tour (2018) and the In Your Area world tour (2018-2020). The group’s last major performance was the YG Palm Stage ― 2021 Blackpink: The Show, their first online concert.

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The new tour announcement comes after the group revealed their plans for new music. “Pink Venom,” the lone pre-release single for Born Pink , is slated for an Aug. 19 release with the whole album due sometime in September. “Venom” will mark the group’s second musical release of the year following “Ready for Love,” a promotional single for their collaboration with PUBG Mobile.

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A day earlier on Sunday (Aug. 7), BLACKPINK shared a special message to their fans in commemoration of their sixth anniversary.

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Since their debut, the group has stormed the Billboard charts. On the Billboard 200, BLACKPINK has climbed as high as No. 2 with the release of The Album , their debut full-length studio album. Over on the Billboard Hot 100, they have earned seven entries, including “How You Like That” (No. 33),” the Selena Gomez -assisted “Ice Cream” (No. 13), and a collaboration with Lady Gaga entitled “Sour Candy” (No. 33).

See the list of BLACKPINK’s tour dates for Born Pink so far, and check out the group’s anniversary message to BLINKS:

BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT Official world tour website ▶ https://t.co/xHlSYVczWD #BLACKPINK #블랙핑크 #WORLDTOUR #BORNPINK #SCHEDULE #ANNOUNCEMENT #YG pic.twitter.com/yPJOGOjkVE — BLACKPINK GLOBAL BLINK (@ygofficialblink) August 8, 2022

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In 2016, BLACKPINK took its first steps toward K-pop greatness. Thanks to YG Entertainment, members Kim Jisoo, Jennie Kim, Roseanne Park, and Lalisa Manobal joined together to create what would become one of the most popular girl groups in South Korean music.

BLACKPINK’s talents in hip-hop and dance-pop helped the all-female squad get ahead early.

BLACKPINK kicked things off with its album Square One. Featuring songs “Whistle” and “Boombayah,” Square One reinvented typical K-pop elements with an edgier trap-style energy. Eventually, this would become BLACKPINK’s signature sound.

“Whistle” and “Boombayah” left lasting impressions not only in South Korea, but in the U.S. as well. Following its swift climb up the charts, BLACKPINK released Square Two in late 2016. Square Two was a massive success thanks to the tracks “Playing with Fire” and “Stay.” Soon enough, BLACKPINK became the first K-pop girl group to land on the Canadian music charts.

The group’s next single “As If It’s Your Last” hit the airwaves in 2017 and paved the way for a stellar Japanese debut. The group’s self-titled EP included re-recorded Japanese versions of previous songs. After soaring to the top of Japan’s charts, the group followed up in 2018 with Re:BLACKPINK, a re-release of the EP which included both Korean- and Japanese-language versions of each track.

BLACKPINK’s rise took the ultimate turn with its 2018 EP Square Up. International hit single “DDU-DU DDU-DU” was the perfect example of high-energy “K-trap.” The song’s accompanying music video became one of the most-watched K-pop videos on YouTube, with over one billion views. It was no surprise the track also landed BLACKPINK a coveted spot on the Billboard Hot 100, a first for any all-female K-pop group.

The band’s worldwide popularity shifted as they sealed a deal with Interscope/Universal. Later in 2018, a highly-anticipated collaboration alongside popstar and label partner Dua Lipa on “Kiss and Make Up” set BLACKPINK up for more global success. After the song left a memorable mark on the U.S. and U.K. charts, the girl group released another Japanese-language compilation titled BLACKPINK in Your Area.

In 2019, the K-pop quartet expanded its discography with another top-notch EP. Kill This Love set the tone for the band’s upcoming worldwide debut. BLACKPINK’s next single “How You Like That” was its seventh track to climb high on the global charts, proving the band was an international force to be reckoned with.

In addition to Dua Lipa, the group worked closely with pop phenoms like Lady Gaga on “Sour Candy” and Selena Gomez on “Ice Cream.” By securing these collabs, the K-pop band set the standard for their full-length debut.

Due to long-lasting success, BLACKPINK embarked on numerous tours. A string of arena performances from 2018 to 2020 spanned across the globe and kept the band’s popularity at an all-time high. Dedicated fans saw the all-female quartet up close and personal as it put on a must-see show.

2020’s The Album was BLACKPINK’s first full-length studio album, with eight high-energy tracks – including “Bet You Wanna,” featuring rapper Cardi B. With this collaboration and more dance-pop vibes, The Album cemented next-level acclaim among fans and fellow musicians. The LP took well-deserved top spots in countries like South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S.

BLACKPINK’s sophomore album Born Pink took the world by storm in 2022. No one could deny its power, especially after the release of lead single “Pink Venom.” Other favorites like “Shut Down” helped Born Pink set more records for the K-pop genre. In its first week, the LP hit number one in the U.S.

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The concert was more than I ever imagined! I love the group, I love the girls, I love the songs and dances!!! The experience was unforgettable beacuse I enjoy listening to their music nonstop and now i saw and heard all songs live! I am so lucky!

But my experience before the concert was a disaster... The thibgs started with the endless queue for merchedinse. I waited for two hours and in the end they told me the lightsticks were sold out? That was so disappointing for me and all people in the queue. Also, yes it was long queue but there were not ever a barricades or anything to keep the lines from queue passing!!! So many people just came and went in the front adn nobody can say anything because they do not have proofe.

Another thing, when the doors opened at 18:30-18:40 nobody entered because the crawd( it was not even a queue) was not even moving a meter! Then the concert started 40mins later because the entering was not orgainsed at all! I am absolutely disappointed by the organisation but at least I tried my best to enjoy the show and one of my favourite groups!

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I love BLACKPINK, they are my favorite Kpop band so I wish they have a online concert. My Second favorite is BTS I wish there concert because I was not up at 5am Plus my friend is a big army so I didn’t want to watch the concert without her. Twice is my 3rd favorite because there song have a catchy tune, also I call my neighbor TT witch is my favorite Twice song. TXT is my 4th favorite because they have some great song and some songs I just don’t like as much. GOT7 is my 5th favorite I got into GOT7 because of there song Just Right. Red Velvet is my 6th favorite because I loved the style and there voices. And there are so many more bands I love but I just can’t write all of them down. So I love ㅏㅔㅐㅔ!

Please come to New Jersey!!!!!! I LOVE YOU GUYS SOOOO MUCH!!! I LOOK UP TO YOU GUYS IN EVERY WAY!!!!! YOU GUYS ARE SO TALENTED PLEASE COME TO NJ!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I LOVE YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Je suis tellement contente qu'elles passent à l'accord aréna en plus cette salle se trouve dans la ville de Nanterre et non à Paris et j'abite à Nanterre le seul bemole est le prix car cela rique de coûter cher je pense 80 euros le billet le moins cher et aussi trouver un billet ça ça va être très compliqué mais bon J'adore les blackpink elles sont ma passion ma motivation mon sourire mon bonheur mon remonte moral et tous ce qu il y a de meilleur dans la vie alors je leurs souhaite une belle carrière et une belle vie heureuse pour les remercié et je ferais tous pour venir les voir à leur concert

I WENT TO A BLACKPINK CONCERT IT WAS THE BEST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE I WILL NEVER EVER FORGET IT❤️ IM A HUGEEEEEEEEEEEEE BLINK. THEIR MUSIC JUST MAKES ME SO HAPPY AND CHEERFUL IM DEALING WITH SO MUCH IN MY LIFE BUT BLACKPINK HAS MADE IT SO EASY FOR ME AND I DON'T KNOW WHAT I WOULD DO WITHOUT THEM I LOVE BLACKPINK SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH UR THE BEST ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Wow this concert was absolutely amazing. It’s so much better than I expected. I knew it was going to be great but wow... it was amazing. The atmosphere of the concert was outstanding. Even when they just put music videos on at the start everyone was screaming to them. The girls were so nice and were very interactive with the audience. My dad who doesn’t like Kpop enjoyed the concert as well. I’d really recommend seeing this concert.

Omg this show in london was amazing. The energy and atmosphere stay alive all night making the concert fun all the way through. each member did so well as well as jennie, the videos of her being lazy completely cancel out as she was energetic the whole night. they interact with the audience and not just sing and dance. They are so cute and make it enjoyable all the way through. Jisoo is also the cutest thing ever you have to see her live

Blackpink can you please come to Indiana I have been with you guys since your first released song and I would love to come to one of your concerts. You guys are my #1 favorite song artist of all time and it would be a dream come true to come to a concert of yours. I have never been to a concert before and I would love for one of blackpink's concerts to be my first concert <3

It was my first BlackPink concert and I can say that they are truly the best and hottest girlgroup ever. The concert was full with excitement and emotions. Everyone had so much fun and the girls too. They rocked the show by their amazing looks, singing skills, rapping skills, dancing skills and I hope they will come again to Berlin!

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YAY FINALLY THEY'RE COMING TO NEW ZEALAND!!! FOR THE FIRST TIME AND THE FIRST KPOP BAND WE'VE GOTTEN IN YEARS!! We hardly never get any kpop idols/bands that come to our country because we're a small country:( Ahhh im so happy and excited!! Im glad that jennie and rose never forgot their new zealand roots and where they use to live:)

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BLACKPINK Kick Off Massive “BORN PINK World Tour” in Dallas: Review and Setlist

The K-pop superstars are back in our area

After two nights in Seoul, BLACKPINK kicked off the North American leg of their “BORN PINK World Tour” (grab tickets here ) with a thunderous show at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX on Tuesday (October 25th).

At the first of two shows in Dallas, the K-pop girl group’s impact could be clocked before you even entered the building. Fans were dressed in fashionable outfits reminiscent of the band’s signature style, and once inside the venue, merch lines wrapped around the halls. Attendees were then treated to the pre-show playlist of their dreams: BLACKPINK music videos were on repeat, each one met with cheers as if the band had performed them in person.

When BLACKPINK (comprised of members Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa) went on at 8:11 p.m., the general admission section was only two-thirds full and several empty seats could be spotted before the lights went down. If you were going off of screams alone, however, you wouldn’t know otherwise.

BLACKPINK’s fans, or BLINKS, are intensely dedicated, and their energy filled the room at the American Airlines Center. There were several moments throughout the show where the band would engage in banter, engaging with both one another and the audience with comments about their love for Dallas and their excitement to be back on tour. These moments could barely be heard over the sound of cheers and fans begging for their favorite member to look their way.

As for the music, BLACKPINK is known for energetic and bombastic electropop bangers, and their production design matched that energy. The show featured several costume changes, intricate choreography, a chorus of dancers and a full rock backing band that the girls thanked by name individually halfway through the set.

BLACKPINK in Dallas, photo courtesy of YG Entertainment

Fans were equipped with lightsticks shaped like hearts, pumping them to the beat of hits like “Kill This Love” and “Pink Venom,” and illuminating the stands with a pink glow. Multiple confetti firings and pyrotechnic moments throughout the night fortified the group’s reputation for having zero subtlety.

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BLACKPINK Announces Finalized Dates and Venues For 2022 World Tour "BORN PINK"

BLACKPINK has announced the finalized dates and venues for the North American and European legs of their upcoming world tour!

On September 6, YG Entertainment officially revealed the details for BLACKPINK’s 2022 tour stops for “ BORN PINK ,” which will take them to North America and Europe this year before heading to Asia, the Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand in 2023.

Notably, BLACKPINK’s schedule for the European leg of their tour has changed slightly since their initial announcement. The group has added a new city to their tour—Copenhagen, where they will perform on December 15—and changed the date of their Berlin concert to December 19 (instead of December 18, as previously scheduled).

With these new changes, BLACKPINK will be performing nine shows in seven different cities across Europe, starting with London on November 30 and December 1 before wrapping up in Amsterdam on December 22.

Meanwhile, the group will still be performing 10 shows in seven different cities across the United States and Canada this fall, as previously announced. The North American leg of their tour will kick off in Dallas on October 25 and wrap up in Los Angeles with a concert at the Banc of California Stadium on November 19.

Tickets for BLACKPINK’s North American and European concerts will open for presale on September 13 before going on sale to the general public on September 16.

Check out all of BLACKPINK’s upcoming tour stops for 2022 below!

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DALLAS October 25 American Airlines Arena

HOUSTON October 29 Toyota Center

ATLANTA November 2 State Farm Arena

HAMILTON November 6 and 7 FirstOntario Centre

CHICAGO November 10 and 11 United Center

NEWARK November 14 and 15 Prudential Center

LOS ANGELES November 19 Banc of California Stadium

LONDON November 30 and December 1 The O2

BARCELONA December 5 Palau Sant Jordi

COLOGNE December 8 Lanxess Arena

PARIS December 11 and 12 Accor Arena

COPENHAGEN December 15 Royal Arena

BERLIN December 19 Mercedes-Benz Arena

AMSTERDAM December 22 Ziggo Dome

Stay tuned for more information on BLACKPINK’s 2023 “BORN PINK” tour stops in Asia, the Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand!

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Blackpink reveals Born Pink World Tour schedule: See all cities and dates here

Acclaimed K-pop group BLACKPINK have released the dates and cities of their Born Pink world tour.

The world tour is part of the overall plans of the all-girl group around their upcoming album Born Pink , which is scheduled to release in September.

The Born Pink world tour will start on 15 October 2022 and continue through 21 June 2023, spanning four continents — Asia, Australia, Europe and North America.

Cities where BLACKPINK will perform during Born Pink world tour

The action will begin at Seoul in South Korea before moving to Dallas and Houston in the US on 25 October and 29 October, respectively.

Throughout November, BLACKPINK will mostly be touring North American cities including Atlanta (2 November), Hamilton (6-7 November), Chicago (10-11 November), Newark (14-15 November) and Los Angeles (19 November).

The group will begin its Europe leg on 30 November from London, moving on to Barcelona (5 December), Cologne (8 December), Paris (11-12 December), Berlin (18 December) and Amsterdam (22 December).

The Asia tour will start with a two-day concert in Bangkok on 7-8 January 2023, followed by Hong Kong (13-14 January), Riyadh (20 January) and Abu Dhabi (28 January).

As per the schedule, there will be no concert during February. BLACKPINK will resume their Born Pink  world tour on 4 March with a performance in Kuala Lumpur. This will be followed by Jakarta (11 March), Kaohsiung (18 March) and Manila (25 March).

BLACKPINK will hold their concert in Singapore on 13 May, which, as of now, is the last Asian city on their calendar. The group will subsequently perform in Melbourne (10-11 June), Sydney (16-17 June) and Auckland (21 June).

The world tour schedule released by the group ends with the words “AND MORE,” indicating that more cities could be added to the tour.

BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT Official world tour website ▶ https://t.co/xHlSYVczWD #BLACKPINK #블랙핑크 #WORLDTOUR #BORNPINK #SCHEDULE #ANNOUNCEMENT #YG pic.twitter.com/yPJOGOjkVE — BLACKPINK GLOBAL BLINK (@ygofficialblink) August 8, 2022

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The Born Pink  world tour will be the third concert tour by the group. Their first was in 2018 named BLACKPINK arena tour. It was followed by the 2018-20 In Your Area world tour.

BLACKPINK’s agency YG Entertainment had said in July that the upcoming world tour would be the largest ever by scale in the group’s history.

The announcement of the highly anticipated world tour came a day after the group announced the release date of its song “Pink Venom,” which is a lone pre-release single for Born Pink .

According to the announcement, the single will be out on 19 August at 12 am EST/1 pm KST.

The Born Pink  trailer was released on 1 August. Earlier in 2022, the group collaborated with PUBG Mobile for a special song “Ready for Love.”

( Main and Featured images: BLACKPINKOFFICIAL/@BLACKPINK/Twitter )

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Blackpink will be hitting the road — and catching flights — for their upcoming “Born Pink” world tour slated to begin on Oct. 15 up until June 21, 2023.

So far, the tour has announced stops in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, however additional dates will be announced. The circuit will kick off in Seoul on October 15 and 16, then the group will make their way to North America where they will perform 10 shows in seven different cities across the United States and Canada. The full initial dates are listed below.

BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT Official world tour website ▶ https://t.co/xHlSYVczWD #BLACKPINK #블랙핑크 #WORLDTOUR #BORNPINK #SCHEDULE #ANNOUNCEMENT #YG pic.twitter.com/yPJOGOjkVE — BLACKPINK GLOBAL BLINK (@ygofficialblink) August 8, 2022

To close out the year, Blackpink will visit Europe and then head to Asia and the Middle East at the top of 2023. Next summer, the group will tour Australia and New Zealand. See the full lineup of dates and cities below.

On Sunday (Aug. 7), Blackpink celebrated the band’s sixth anniversary and shared a special message of gratitude with their fans.

In addition to the tour, the group also recently announced the Aug. 19 release of “Pink Venom,” a pre-release single for “Born Pink” the album, due sometime in September.

The “Born Pink” world tour marks the girl group’s third tour succeeding the “Blackpink” arena tour in 2018 and the “In Your Area” world tour which ran from 2018 to 2020.

Oct. 15-16 Seoul Oct. 25 Dallas Oct. 29 Houston Nov. 2 Atlanta Nov. 6-7 Hamilton Nov. 10-11 Chicago Nov. 14-15 Newark Nov. 19 Los Angeles Nov. 30 London Dec. 1 London Dec. 5 Barcelona Dec. 8 Cologne Dec. 11-12 Paris Dec. 18 Berlin Dec. 22 Amsterdam Jan. 7-8 Bangkok Jan. 13-14 Hong Kong Jan. 20 Riyadh Jan. 28 Abu Dhabi March 4 Kuala Lumpur March 11 Jakarta March 18 Kaohsiung March 25 Manila May 13 Singapore June 10-11 Melbourne June 16-17 Sydney June 21 Auckland

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BLACKPINK World Tour 'Born Pink' is the concert tour by BLACKPINK to promote their second Korean studio album Born Pink .

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On August 9, 2022, a schedule announcement was posted which announced that the world tour, BLACKPINK World Tour 'Born Pink', will start on October 15 at Seoul, South Korea. [1]

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BLACKPINK Releases The ‘Born Pink’ World Tour Schedule With Cities And Dates

Wildly popular K-pop group BLACKPINK have released the dates and cities of their Born Pink world tour.

The world tour is part of the overall plans of the all-girl group around their upcoming album Born Pink , which is scheduled to release in September.

The Born Pink world tour will start on 15 October 2022 and continue through 21 June 2023, spanning four continents — Asia , Australia, Europe and North America.

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The action will begin at Seoul in South Korea before moving to Dallas and Houston in the US on 25 October and 29 October, respectively.

Throughout November, BLACKPINK will mostly be touring North American cities including Atlanta (2 November), Hamilton (6-7 November), Chicago (10-11 November), Newark (14-15 November) and Los Angeles (19 November).

The group will begin its Europe leg on 30 November from London, moving on to Barcelona (5 December), Cologne (8 December), Paris (11-12 December), Berlin (18 December) and Amsterdam (22 December).

The Asia tour will start with a two-day concert in Bangkok on 7-8 January 2023, followed by Hong Kong (13-14 January), Riyadh (20 January) and Abu Dhabi (28 January).

As per the schedule, there will be no concert during February. BLACKPINK will resume their Born Pink  world tour on 4 March with a performance in Kuala Lumpur. This will be followed by Jakarta (11 March), Kaohsiung (18 March) and Manila (25 March).

BLACKPINK will hold their concert in Singapore on 13 May, which, as of now, is the last Asian city on their calendar. The group will subsequently perform in Melbourne (10-11 June), Sydney (16-17 June) and Auckland (21 June).

The world tour schedule released by the group ends with the words “AND MORE,” indicating that more cities could be added to the tour.

BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT Official world tour website ▶ https://t.co/xHlSYVczWD #BLACKPINK #블랙핑크 #WORLDTOUR #BORNPINK #SCHEDULE #ANNOUNCEMENT #YG pic.twitter.com/yPJOGOjkVE — BLACKPINK GLOBAL BLINK (@ygofficialblink) August 8, 2022

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The Born Pink  world tour will be the third concert tour by the group. Their first was in 2018 named BLACKPINK arena tour. It was followed by the 2018-20 In Your Area world tour.

BLACKPINK’s agency YG Entertainment had said in July that the upcoming world tour would be the largest ever by scale in the group’s history.

The announcement of the highly anticipated world tour came a day after the group announced the release date of its song “Pink Venom,” which is a lone pre-release single for Born Pink .

According to the announcement, the single will be out on 19 August at 12 am EST/1 pm KST.

The Born Pink  trailer was released on 1 August. Earlier in 2022, the group collaborated with PUBG Mobile for a special song “Ready for Love.”

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After a showstopping headlining performance at Coachella, BLACKPINK has announced a new run of dates titled, “World Tour [Born Pink] Encore,” with stops at a limited number of major stadiums across North America.

Starting on August 12, BLACKPINK will perform at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Oracle Park in San Francisco, and wrap up on August 26 at Los Angeles’s iconic Dodger Stadium.

For information regarding how to register/verify your registration for the Blink Membership Presale and to register for the General Presale visit BLACKPINK’s official website. In order to be eligible for the Blink Membership Presale, fans must have a Blink Membership via Weverse and need to register for the official presale on the platform.

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The Blink Membership Presale begins Wednesday, April 26 at 10am local time. American Express Card Members can purchase tickets before the general public. Amex Early Access begins Wednesday, April 26 at 12pm local time through Thursday, April 27 at 10pm local time.

A limited number of VIP tickets will also be available starting Wednesday, April 26 at 10am local time. VIP packages can include a selection of reserved seated tickets, access to an exclusive preshow soundcheck performance by BLACKPINK, limited-edition merchandise, and more.

Following the release of their recent single “Shut Down,” the record-breaking group and the most-subscribed music act on YouTube with over 86.6 million followers, also set two Guinness World Records including most-viewed music video within the first 24 hours (with the release of their first single “Pink Venom”), in addition to earning the status of most-streamed girl group on Spotify .

Visit BLACKPINK’s official website for more information.

BLACKPINK’s World Tour [Born Pink] Encore Tour Dates: Saturday, August 12th, 2023 East Rutherford, NJ MetLife Stadium Friday, August 18th, 2023 Las Vegas, NV Allegiant Stadium Tuesday, August 22th, 2023 San Francisco, CA Oracle Park Saturday, August 26th, 2023 Los Angeles, CA Dodger Stadium

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Set List: BLACKPINK’s Born Pink World Tour

On October 15, 2022, BLACKPINK kicked off their Born Pink World Tour in Seoul, South Korea. Listen to the set list here.

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What Is Blackpink’s Song Setlist For ‘The Born Pink World Tour?’

Blackpink are having a massive year, if that isn’t obvious. Fans had high hopes for their album Born Pink , and let’s just say the group delivered, at least according to the widespread appreciation of the record . Even before the LP came out, their single “ Pink Venom ” had the biggest YouTube premiere of 2022 and the platform’s third biggest ever by hitting a colossal 90.4 million views in the first 24 hours of its release.

So it’s safe to say that their tour for Born Pink is no casual affair. It kicked off at the end of October in Dallas, Texas, and it’ll be going all the way to Europe, ending in Amsterdam in The Netherlands at the end of December. They’ll be bringing a lot of new songs but even some old material as well.

Check out the full average setlist below.

1. “How You Like That” 2. “Pretty Savage” 3. “Whistle” 4. “Don’t Know What To Do” 5. “Lovesick Girls 6. “Kill This Love” 7. “Crazy Over You” 8. “Playing with Fire” 9. “Tally” 10. “Pink Venom” 11. “Liar” (Camila Cabello cover) 12. “Hard To Love” 13. “On The Ground” (ROSÉ song) 14. “LALISA” (LISA song) 15. “MONEY” (LISA song) 16. “Shut Down” 17. “Typa Girl” 18. “DDU-DU DDU-DU” 19. “Forever Young” 20. “Stay”

Encore: 21. “Yeah Yeah Yeah” 22. As If It’s Your Last”

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Following the news that BLACKPINK have plans to release new music, the K-Pop stars have announced dates for their Born Pink world tour. See the group's last documented full setlist here .

BLACKPINK's comeback track "Pink Venom" is set to premiere August 19. Check out the announcement trailer:

The massive tour itinerary will kick off October 15 and run through June 21, 2023. Venues and ticket information is still to come. See below for BLACKPINK's newly announced tour dates:

Check out the world tour dates:

10/15 – Seoul, KR

10/16 – Seoul, KR

10/25 – Dallas, TX

10/29 – Houston, TX

11/02 – Atlanta, GA

11/06 – Hamilton, ON

11/07 – Hamilton, ON

11/14 – Newark, NJ

11/15 – Newark, NJ

11/19 – Los Angeles, CA

11/30 – London, UK

12/01 – Amsterdam, NL

12/05 – Barcelona, ES

12/11 – Paris, FR

12/12 – Paris, FR

12/18 – Berlin, DE

12/22 – Amsterdam, NL

01/07 – Bangkok, TH

01/08 – Bangkok, TH

01/13 – Hong Kong

01/14 – Hong Kong

01/20 – Riyadh, SA

01/28 – Abu Dhabi, AE

03/04 – Kuala Lumpur, MY

03/11 – Jakarta, ID

03/18 – Kaohsiung, TW

03/25 – Manila, PH

05/15 – Singapore, SG

06/10 – Melbourne, AU

06/11 – Melbourne, AU

06/16 – Sydney, AU

06/17 – Sydney, AU

06/21 – Auckland, NZ

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Blackpink In Your Area: How to Get Tickets to Blackpink’s New Tour Dates Online

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Blackpink are coming back to North America with their sold-out “Born Pink Tour.”

Fresh off a headlining slot at Coachella , the global superstars have announced an “encore” extension to their Born Pink North American stadium tour, and tickets are now available online.

So far, Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa have revealed four additional shows to their sold-out 2022 trek: August 12 at East Rutherford, New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium; August 18 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas; August 22 at San Francisco’s Oracle Park; and August 26 at Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium.

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Where to Buy Blackpink Tour Tickets Online

Tickets to the Blackpink tour are on sale now on Ticketmaster.com and we’ve spotted seats from as little as $85 online .

As of this writing, there are still seats left on the Ticketmaster website , though many are part of Ticketmaster’s “Verified Resale” program. Keep in mind that Ticketmaster also has a four-ticket limit for the event, so if you need more than four seats, you’ll want to find Blackpink tickets through one of the other options below.

Of course, Ticketmaster isn’t the only place you can get Blackpink tickets online. You can also look for Blackpink tickets online through a site like VividSeats.com , which still has Born Pink Tour tickets available right now for all the new dates .

We like checking a site like Stubhub.com , which has a ton of Blackpink seats still available to buy online.

Stubhub tickets can be easily transferred online, for safe and easy access. The site also has a FanProtect Guarantee that ensures valid tickets and delivery in time for the concert — or your money back. Even better: If your show is canceled and not rescheduled, you’ll receive 120% credit or get a full refund.

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Elyanna and Tali Marjieh on the Elyanna Tour, Sisterhood, and Styling the World of a “Sad, Angry Angel”

By Donya Momenian

In the midst of New York Fashion Week , Irving Plaza was an unexpected destination for style inspiration. This wasn’t a runway. It was a concert, an Elyanna concert, to be exact.

The 22-year-old Palestinian-Chilean singer from Nazareth has been a topic of conversation in pop culture since she played a monumental set at Coachella and earned sets at Governors Ball and Lollapalooza , for her captivating vocals and distinct style. Best known for her thick, curly hair, henna-painted arms, and stacks of gold jewelry, Elyanna has created an unmistakable signature aesthetic.

The influence was palpable on Feb. 10 at Irving Plaza, where droves of fans filled the sold-out venue dressed in their best Elyanna-inspired outfits — think coin jewelry, lace, curly hair, and bold eyeliner. To much anticipation, Elyanna took the stage in an ethereal white mock-neck dress with sheer balloon sleeves and a lace-trimmed slit skirt complete with matching leg warmers.

“This was my first tour ever, so I was really trying to explore and see what I like onstage and what I don't,” Elyanna tells Teen Vogue . “And we wanted to build a whole theme for it in every aspect, honestly, when it comes to the stage production, when it comes to the music, when it comes to anything in the Elyanna world.”

Creating that world is not a one-person job, but rather a family affair. In fact, the words she uses to best describe her world—“sad, angry angel”—are borrowed from her siblings. While her brother helps Elyanna craft her music , her style is entrusted to her sister, Tali Marjieh.

“When it comes to the styling, the fashion and everything, to me it's like no one knows me and no one knows my body, and no one really has an eye when it comes to being onstage,” Elyanna says. “And it's not easy to design something for someone onstage because you have to take care of all the technical things. It's not only about, ‘Oh, it looks pretty’ No. It's about being super technical, which I know that Tali worked so hard on. But it's very themed-out, and it's very intentional, and I know that Tali was super detailed about it.”

To many, the prospect of working with siblings, especially under the conditions on tour, like close quarters and short timelines, might sound like a struggle. But these two seem to have it all figured out.

“Usually, I'll bring the idea because I think it looks nice,” Marjieh tells Teen Vogue . “She tells me more of what her body would feel comfortable in and what she thinks would look better onstage.” Their collaborative system relies on creativity and a knack for the arts. “Yes, I design and I draw, but she designs too,” Marjieh says. “We have a whole sketchbook, and then I start drawing, she starts drawing, we put it all together, and that's how we start. But she trusts me with fabrics and the details.”

However, they both admit that they do fight a lot. Marjieh explains, “We're both very stressed. She's stressed over a lot of things. I'm like, Okay, how do we make her happy?

“It's a fun process, but I got to tell you the bad and the good,” Elyanna says, joking.

It’s understandable. New York City was just one stop of 10 on Elyanna’s less-than-one-month tour in the United States. The team traveled from city to city together in a van. Though they took it in jest — even using the van as a backdrop to show their trendy off-stage style too — with just hours to cross state lines and prep for the next show, there were plenty of challenges.

“There were some times where she had to create a fit in one day,” Elyanna says, referring to Marjieh. “So, it was very exciting and inspiring to see.” Being short on time, however, doesn’t mean there’s any less thought put into it. For the tour, Elyanna wore three looks and the grand finale was a drapey, sheer, black lace dress adorned in gold coins. “Even the black look was more of a story, and we did it in two days,” Marjieh says. “We're like, ‘Okay, let's go. I'm going to get fabrics. Tomorrow, the girls are going to come. You try it on, we're going to cut it on you.’”

People often say, “It takes a village.” Sometimes, a village isn’t where we physically are, it's a shared culture that connects us miles apart. Such is the sisters' case. Their work and success have inspired many young Arab creatives. And they helped Elyanna’s world come to life, just like her family.

“I think in every city, we found fashion students and they were mostly Arabs and they just wanted to do it and they were so happy,” Marjieh says, about their open call for fashion students who were interested in being styling assistants for the shows. “I felt like all of them know Elyanna by now. I know that they watch the videos. I know they watch her live. They know. It feels like once I start the sentence, they just finish it for me. Like, ‘Oh, she moves like this a lot, so maybe we should make this tighter.’”

The looks are indeed customized for Elyanna. Marjieh has a ready list of her sister’s needs. Throughout the interview, she notes everything from her hair-care tips for Elyanna to her dynamic with her backup dancers, belly dancing, and her habit of jumping, although she jokes that she doesn't quite understand why Elyanna does the latter. At times, the observations that Marjieh shares shock even Elyanna. As a stylist and a sister, these are details that Marjieh has seen firsthand for years because they've been doing this for quite some time.

“I remember being back home and being in Nazareth, I used to do some covers,” Elyanna recalls of her early childhood in her birthplace. “Tali would style me. My brother, he had a camera at that time, he wanted to [record] things for fun. And we would be in our backyard and we would be putting the craziest looks together for no reason.”

Perhaps at the time, the reason wasn't clear. But years later, the greater purpose of the siblings’ work was evident as young fans stayed after the concert at Irving Plaza. They were calling Elyanna’s name and extending their arms as far as they could to grab her attention and give her the bracelets they had made. She enthusiastically accepted them with a warm smile and an expression of gratitude, evoking bright smiles on the children’s faces.

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