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• Song played from tape The Enchanted Garden Play Video
• How You Like That Play Video
• Pretty Savage Play Video
• Whistle ( Shortened ) Play Video
• Don't Know What to Do Play Video
• Lovesick Girls Play Video
• Song played from tape Monochrome Paradise ( VCR ) Play Video
• Kill This Love Play Video
• Crazy Over You Play Video
• Playing With Fire ( shortened ) Play Video
• Tally ( Live debut ) Play Video
• Pink Venom ( with YGX dance break ) Play Video
• Act III - Solos
• Liar ( Camila Cabello  cover) ( JISOO solo ) Play Video
• You & Me ( JENNIE  song) ( Live debut ) Play Video
• Hard to Love ( ROSÉ solo; shortened; live debut ) Play Video
• On The Ground ( ROSÉ  song) ( Shortened ) Play Video
• LALISA / MONEY ( LISA  song) Play Video
• Song played from tape Queen's Paradise ( VCR ) Play Video
• Shut Down Play Video
• Typa Girl ( Live debut ) Play Video
• DDU-DU DDU-DU ( with dance break ) Play Video
• Forever Young ( shortened ) Play Video
• BOOMBAYAH Play Video
• Yeah Yeah Yeah ( Live debut ) Play Video
• As If It's Your Last Play Video

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• Hard to Love
• Yeah Yeah Yeah
• Crazy Over You
• How You Like That
• Lovesick Girls
• Pretty Savage
• As If It's Your Last
• Playing With Fire
• LALISA / MONEY by LISA
• Liar by Camila Cabello
• On The Ground by ROSÉ
• You & Me by JENNIE
• Don't Know What to Do
• Kill This Love
• DDU-DU DDU-DU
• Forever Young

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Blackpink Announces ‘Born Pink’ Tour Dates, Plots Largest World Tour in the History of a K-Pop Girl Group

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Blackpink are launching into their comeback era at full speed with the announcement of Born Pink , the 36-date world tour that aims to be the “largest world tour in the history of a K-pop girl group,” according to the pop phenomenon’s management company YG Entertainment. They also announced the release date for their upcoming LP, also named Born Pink . The album arrives on Sept. 16.

The expansive tour will launch on Oct. 15 in Seoul before Blackpink makes their way to Dallas and Houston. November will see the group performing in Atlanta, Hamilton, Chicago, Newark, Los Angeles, and London before making December stops in Barcelona, Cologne, Paris, Berlin, and Amsterdam.

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Blackpink recently made their musical return with “ Pink Venom ,” their first official single since the release of The Album in 2020. After some time holed up in the studio, Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa will release their sophomore album ahead of the tour launch, getting back into the flow of stardom.

“I love to perform, but I don’t always enjoy being part of the spotlight,” Jisoo shared in Blackpink’s candid Rolling Stone cover story . “I think it’s different for the other members: They love to receive the spotlight, feeling energized by the people who come to see us, and then getting a bit depressed when the stage is over and silence arrives. I’m a little different. When I’m onstage, I think about not making mistakes. Performing sometimes feels more like a test than something genuinely fun.”

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BLACKPINK Tour Dates October 25 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center October 29 – Houston, TX @ Toyota Center November 2 – Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena November 6 – Hamilton, ON @ FirstOntario Centre November 7 – Hamilton, ON @ FirstOntario Centre November 10 – Chicago, IL @ United Center November 11 – Chicago, IL @ United Center November 14 – Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center November 15 – Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center November 19 – Los Angeles, CA @ Banc of California Stadium November 30 – London, UK @ The O2 December 1 – London, UK @ The O2 December 5 – Barcelona, ES @ Palau Sant Jordi December 8 – Cologne, DE @ Lanxess Arena December 11 – Paris, FR @ Accor Arena December 12 – Paris, FR @ Accor Arena December 15 – Copenhagen, DK @ Royal Arena December 19 – Berlin, DE @ Mercedes-Benz Arena December 22 – Amsterdam, NL @ Ziggo Dome

This story was updated on Aug. 10 to add the release date of  Born Pink.

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BLACKPINK announce 'BORN PINK' Seoul concerts this October

BLACKPINK   are heading back to the live stage. 

Ahead of their highly anticipated comeback this Friday (19 August), the K-pop superstars announced that they will be holding a special two-day concert in Seoul this October to kick off their grand  BORN PINK  world tour. The concert will be happening on  15 and 16 October  at  KSPO Dome . 

#BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] SEOUL POSTER 2022.10.15 SAT 6PM (KST) 2022.10.16 SUN 5PM (KST) KSPO DOME More info ▶ https://t.co/IjWlQFTzKL #블랙핑크 #WORLDTOUR #BORNPINK #SEOUL #20221015_6PM #20221016_5PM #KSPO_DOME #올림픽체조경기장 #POSTER #YG pic.twitter.com/KlV7lJZh5c — BLACKPINKOFFICIAL (@BLACKPINK) August 16, 2022

Tickets for BLACKPINK's Seoul concerts will go for pre-sale—exclusive to BLACKPINK fanclub members—on 22 August at 8 PM KST and  26 August at 6 PM KST, while general sales will happen on  31 August at 8 PM KST . All tickets will go on sale via Interpark Tickets. 

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BLACKPINK will be releasing their long-awaited single 'PINK VENOM'   this  19 August at 1 PM KST , which precursors their upcoming sophomore album,  BORN PINK . The  'Lovesick Girls'  act will also be embarking on a world tour that will see concerts in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, South America, and North America.

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BLACKPINK confirm ‘Born Pink’ world tour

The seven-month run kicks off in October in support of the K-Pop group's second album

BLACKPINK have announced details of their ‘Born Pink’ world tour, which kicks off later this year.

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The global run of shows kicks off with two nights in Seoul on October 16 and 17 before heading to North America for a series of concerts.

The ‘Born Pink’ world tour will then see Jisoo ,  Jennie ,  Rosé  and  Lisa visit Europe to finish off 2022, with the group also scheduled to play the likes of Australia, Singapore and Thailand in 2023. It is, according to their record label YG Entertainment , “the largest world tour in the history of a K-pop girl group”.

Venues and ticket details for the tour have yet to be confirmed, with the band also promising “more” dates to be announced.

Check out the confirmed dates of BLACKPINK’s ‘Born Pink’ world tour below:

OCTOBER 2022 15 Seoul, South Korea 16 Seoul, South Korea 25 Dallas, North America 29 Houston, North America

NOVEMBER 02 Atlanta, North America 06 Hamilton, North America 07 Hamilton, North America 10 Chicago, North America 11 Chicago, North America 14 Newark, North America 15 Newark, North America 19 Los Angeles, North America 30 London, United Kingdom

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Concert «BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR: BORN PINK» - Seoul DATE: Oct.15, 2022 ~ Oct.16, 2022 HOURS: Saturday 18:00 / Sunday 17:00 AGE: over 7 years old LANGUAGE: Korean ADMISSION FEE: Platinum Pink KRW 264,000 BLINK Plus KRW 176,000 BLINK Standard KRW 154,000 RESERVATION (Kor): https://tickets.interpark.com/goods/22010748  ADDRESS: KSPO DOME (Olympic Gymnastics Arena) 424 Olympic-ro, Oryun-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul KSPO DOME (올림픽공원 체조경기장) 서울특별시 송파구 오륜동 올림픽로 424

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DATE: Oct.15, 2022 ~ Oct.16, 2022 HOURS: Saturday 18:00 / Sunday 17:00 AGE: over 7 years old LANGUAGE: Korean

ADMISSION FEE: Platinum Pink KRW 264,000 BLINK Plus KRW 176,000 BLINK Standard KRW 154,000

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ADDRESS: KSPO DOME (Olympic Gymnastics Arena) 424 Olympic-ro, Oryun-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul

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BLACKPINK Reveals Global Tour Dates in Support of Sophomore LP ‘BORN PINK’

Making its first stop in seoul..

Following the announcement of their tour earlier this month, BLACKPINK has shared the dates for their upcoming worldwide tour. The global run will see the K-pop girl group perform their forthcoming sophomore album BORN PINK , slated for release this September.

The tour will kick off on October 15 in Seoul, with a second show on October 16. Group members Jennie, Lisa, Jisoo, and Rosé will then head to Dallas, Texas on October 25 to begin the United States leg of the tour. After making stops in major cities across the country, including Atlanta, Chicago and Los Angeles, BLACKPINK heads to London on November 30.

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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Blackpink ‘Born Pink’ 2022-2023 World Tour

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This fall the supergroup will set the globe ablaze with their largest ever tour .

For their millions of fans who have been clamoring for anything new from pop sensation, Blackpink recently delivered a one-two knockout series of announcements.

First, on August 7th, the group’s official Instagram page posted a sneak peek of their pre-release single called ‘Pink Venom’. Then the next day, fans were met with even more exciting news that Blackpink would soon embark on their largest-ever world tour.

With over 26 tour dates in major cities across Asia, Europe, North America, and Australia, the tour is set to blast off in Seoul, South Korea on October 15 th . Additional performances and dates will be revealed at a later time, raising hopes for fans around the world who have not yet had a chance to see them live. (According to Rolling Stone, 36 dates are planned for the Born Pink tour.) 

‘Pink Venom’, scheduled to drop on August 19, is Blackpink’s first release as a group in nearly two years. While individual members have consistently sought out solo performances and projects, fans have been nostalgic for the group to come back as a band. YG Entertainment further noted that their full album would drop sometime in September, a month before their first tour performance commences. 

After almost six years since Blackpink’s debut, the girl group has rewritten history for the K-pop industry. Headlining at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival back in 2019 certainly expanded Blackpink’s international fan base, but their popularity did not stop there. Six of their music videos have surpassed one billion views on Youtube, setting record-highs for idol groups in Korea. 

Blackpink’s Instagram page features over 48 million followers, with individual members holding even higher follower counts (Lisa has the highest number of followers at over 80 million). 

Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa have each become brand ambassadors for the world’s most high-end luxury brands, including: Dior, Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Bvlgari, and Cartier. It is to no surprise that social media pages have already been publishing tips and tactics to acquire a concert ticket before they sell out within seconds.

Unfortunately, no pre-sale updates have been released. But keep checking Blackpink’s official sites and it also wouldn’t hurt to subscribe to newsletters from ticket vendors such as Tickemaster, Ticketek or Live Nation. Tickets will go fast (like in a blink fast) so it’s never too early to stay on top of any announcements.

While the full list of cities and concert details have yet to be released, here are the 26 destinations marked on Blackpink’s itinerary so far:

October 15th-16th: Seoul

October 25th: Dallas

October 29th: Houston

November 2: Atlanta

November 6th-7th: Hamilton

November 10th-11th: Chicago

November 14th-15th: Newark

November 19th: Los Angeles

November 30th-December 1: London

December 5th: Barcelona

December 8th: Cologne

December 11th-12th: Paris

December 18th: Berlin

December 22th: Amsterdam

Jan 7th-8th: Bangkok

Jan 13th-14th: Hong Kong

Jan 20th: Riyadh

Jan 28th: Abu Dhabi

March 4th: Kuala Lampur

March 11th: Jakarta

March 18th: Kaohsiung

March 25th: Manila

May 13th: Singapore

June 10th-11th: Melbourne

June 16th-17th: Sydney

June 21st: Auckland

Author:  Michelle Jimin Lee

Michelle Lee is a UC Berkeley graduate with a BA in Political Science and Economics. She lives in LA but frequently travels to Korea to visit family. She currently writes on Pop Culture, Beauty and Travel. Read More From Michelle Lee

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BLACKPINK World Tour 2022: Is BLACKPINK ‘BORN PINK’ Coming to Your Area? Here Are the Dates, Locations, and Tickets!

Gear up, Blinks! BLACKPINK will make a grand  comeback and world tour  “Born Pink”  following the release of their new pre-release single  “Pink Venom”  and full album! So, will BLACKPINK be in your area? Here are the schedule (dates and locations) and tickets for the BLACKPINK  ‘Born Pink”  world tour in 2022!

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Here Are BLACKPINK World Tour 2022 ‘BORN PINK’ Complete Schedule (Dates & Locations) and Tickets

On August 9 at midnight KST, YG Entertainment released the official schedule, including dates and locations, for the upcoming world tour  “Born Pink”  of their Kpop girl group Blackpink beginning this October.

Ahead of their long-awaited comeback with their second full album release, the girls will be back with the new pre-release single called  “Pink Venom,”  which will be out on August 19 at 1 PM (KST) or 12 AM (EST).

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

According to the poster, BLACKPINK will start their tour in Seoul on  October 15-16 . Then, they will continue their world tour until the end of the year in the United States and Europe.

• 15 & 16 – SEOUL
• 25 – DALLAS
• 29 – HOUSTON
• 2 – ATLANTA
• 6 & 7 – HAMILTON
• 10 & 11 – CHICAGO
• 14 & 15 – NEWARK
• 19 – LOS ANGELES
• 30 – LONDON
• 5 – BARCELONA
• 8 – COLOGNE
• 11 – 12 PARIS
• 18 – BERLIN
• 22 – AMSTERDAM

Further, BLACKPINK’s  “Born Pink”  world tour will continue to some countries in Asia and Oceania in 2023.

• 7 & 8 – BANGKOK
• 13 & 14 – HONG KONG
• 20 – RIYADH
• 28 – ABU DHABI
• 4 – KUALA LUMPUR
• 11 – JAKARTA
• 18 – KAOHSIUNG
• 25 – MANILA
• 13 – SINGAPORE
• 10 & 11 – MELBOURNE
• 16 & 17 – SYDNEY
• 21 – AUCKLAND

Don’t be sad and worried if your country is not on the list! Because there is  “ AND MORE ”  mentioned on the poster! Although there is no further information regarding “AND MORE” for now, there is still a chance that your place might be the next destination for the  “Born Pink”  tour! Are you excited, blinks?

BLACKPINK World Tour “Born Pink” Tickets

To watch the BLACKPINK world tour  “Born Pink” i n your area, you can check the tickets on  Weverse . Additionally, if you have BLINK MEMBERSHIP at Weverse Shop, you can register for the world tour (Born Pink) BLINK MEMBER pre-sales reservation. 

However, if you don’t have it, you are encouraged to join the membership at Weverse Shop to get pre-sales benefits. One of the benefits if you have BLINK MEMBERSHIP (early bird or regular membership), you can buy tickets early. 

It is free to register for BLINK MEMBER Pre-sales. After that, Weverse will announce you for the registration period, pre-sales, and more. Meanwhile, the general tickets will open for the left-over seats after pre-sales reservations have been carried out.

BLACKPINK Members’ Warm Messages for BLINKS on 6th Anniversary Celebration

On their sixth anniversary, the members of Blackpink posted some photos and memories of their years together. Moreover, they also greeted their fans with a short video on Weverse, live on Weverse, and wrote warm messages to their fans.

Check out their short video for their 6th-anniversary message to their fans.

Furthermore, their appearance together for the anniversary and upcoming comeback has made the blinks super excited and flooded Twitter with various hashtags such as #SIXcredibleYearsWithBLACKPINK #BLACKPINK6thAnniversary #BORNPINK #PinkVenom and more.

Here are the messages from BLACKPINK members to their fans, BLINKS.

Jisoo BLACKPINK

“(Beloved) BLINK. Happy 6th anniversary. Thank you for staying with us for 6 years. Let’s keep creating happy memories together. BLACKPINK. BLINK FOREVER.” Jisoo Blackpink.

“BLACKPINK (Love) BLINK~ Happy 6th Anniversary BLINK~ Thank you always and let’s stay together for a long, long time~.” Jennie Blackpink,

Rose BLACKPINK

“BLINK Happy sixth anniversary. I can’t believe it’s been 6 years! Thank you for always being by our side and being our strength. Love you. BLACKPINK (Love) BLINKs forever.” Rose Blackpink.

Lisa BLACKPINK

“ To Our BLINKs who celebrate our 6th anniversary with us, thank you very much. Thank you for always being by our side, loving, and cheering us on! Just the idea of ​​being able to see them often now that the situation is better is so good. So let’s make lots of good memories together this year. See you soon~! blackpink + blink = forever.” Lisa Blackpink.

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BLACKPINK World Tour 'Born Pink'

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On June 1, 2023, YG Entertainment announced that Jisoo tested positive to COVID-19 and therefore will be unable to participate in the concerts held in Osaka, Japan on June 3 and 4. [2]

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• Band practice sketch
• World Tour Seoul Message Video
• Blackpink World Tour X Korean Air Welcome Video
• Encore in North America Tour Trailer
• Finale in Seoul Spot Video
• Finale in Seoul Spot Video #2
• Born Pink Memories : B.P.M.
• You & Me World Tour Stage Mix Video
• 2 Lovely Runner OST
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BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] FINALE IN SEOUL ANNOUNCEMENT (+2nd Update) (+CHN)

Hello, this is YG Entertainment. BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] FINALE IN SEOUL will be held on 2023. 09. 16 (SAT) ~ 09.17 (SUN). For more information, please refer to the following. [INFORMATION] [PRODUCT INFORMATION] ・ OFFLINE CONCERT ・ ONLINE CONCERT - Online livestream products will be held only once on September 17, 2023(SUN) at 18:00(KST) - Tickets for online livestream products will open at Weverse Shop on August 29, 2023(TUE) AT 20:00(KST) and it can be purchased after you sign up for Weverse shop. - Online livestream products are only available at BLACKPINK Weverse Shop(GLOBAL). - For detailed information regarding online livestream products, please check the product page later. - There will be one delay streaming session on September 24, 2023(SUN) at 12:00(KST). - Please refer to the official website of YG for further information regarding online livestream ticket sales in Japan which will be announced separately. [PRESALES NOTICE] (*offline concert only) ・ PRESALES will only be available for BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) members. For more information on membership, please refer to the notice on BLACKPINK WEVERSE. ・ How to check MEMBERSHIP - Weverse APP > BLACKPINK Weverse > More ( ⋮) > Membership menu - Weverse website(PC) > BLACKPINK Weverse > Feed tap > Membership page ・ PRESALES will only be available for BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) members that have completed the Presales registration. Please note that after the registration period, Presales will no longer be available. - PRESALES will be available for 4 tickets per person per show. : To express our appreciation for much interest and support for BLACKPINK, we temporarily increased the presale benefit (1 ticket per person) provided to BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) to 4 tickets per person. We hope that it can be an opportunity for more people to enjoy BLACKPINK’s music and performances. - You must be a member of both INTERPARK and BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) in order to participate in the PRESALES. - When you purchase a presales ticket, BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) user name, INTERPARK TICKET reservation name, and name of the actual guest attending the show must all match. If even one doesn't match, you may not be able to watch the concert. Please make sure to reserve with the INTERPARK ID in the name of the BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) member. (family member ID will not be accepted.) - BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) members under the age of 14 must verify identification and legal guardian when signing up for INTERPARK, then proceed with the purchase. - After joining INTERPARK TICKET, first-time purchasing members must verify their identity at the very first time. For smooth ticket purchase, please make sure you have enough time to verify your identity in advance. - All procedures are only available within the notified period. After this period, additional verification and presales will not be possible. - Minimal information from BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) (Weverse Shop email address, membership number) will be provided to INTERPARK TICKET, used solely for the fanclub presales verification process, and will be discarded after the purchase is complete. If you disagree, presales will not be available. - Please note that depending on the availability of remaining seat, ticket purchase may not be available for members that have verified BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) for presales. - Regardless of the reason for the fraudulent transaction (such as ticket trading on a ticket trading site and personal social media, any proxy reservation attempts or transfers, etc). We will strictly respond by canceling seat reservations and permanently banning the membership, so please be careful not to be disadvantaged. [GENERAL TICKET SALES NOTICE] (*offline concert only) ・ Sales Period: 2023.09.01(FRI) 19:00(KST) ~ ・ General Ticket Sales will open based on the remaining/cancelled seats available after presales. ・ General Ticket Sales will be available until the reservation closes. - 2023.09.16(SAT) Show → reservation closes at 2023.09.15(FRI) 17:00(KST) - 2023.09.17(SUN) Show → reservation closes at 2023.09.16(SAT) 11:00(KST) ・ Four tickets can be reserved per person per show (including presales ticket). [WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE SEAT SALES NOTICE] ・ Purchase of wheelchair seats can only be purchased by phone through the Interpark Ticket Customer Center (1544-1555) from 9:00 am on 2023.09.04(MON), and may be sold out before the deadline for reservations. (*Customer center operating hours 9:00 am - 6:00 pm) ・ On the day of the performance, you will receive a ticket after your disability registration card (or welfare card) and physical ID card are checked. A person on a reservation list, including an accompanying person, will not be allowed to enter if a person on a reservation list don’t bring them. ・ Wheelchair seat reservation tickets are only available on-site, and in principle, the purchaser himself/herself will receive them. (*Receipt and transfer by proxy are not allowed.) [IMPORTANT INFORMATION] ・ This performance is only available as a mobile ticket service, and the actual ticket is not provided, so delivery and on-site receipt are not available. ・ Mobile ticket ‘gift function’ is not applied to this performance. ・ For more information on how to use the mobile ticket service, please check the Mobile Ticket Usage Guide in the detailed image. ・ For presales, BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL) card(mobile) will also be checked. ・ In order to prevent illegal transactions and transfers, identifications that are different from the reservation ID will not be accepted, so please check and prepare in advance. ・ For detailed information on any changes, please check for further announcement. ※ Identification card and reservation confirmation (reservation statement) Only resident registration cards, student ID cards, passports, driver’s licenses, etc. with your photo and date of birth are accepted as identification. If your date of birth is not listed on your student ID, please participate in the identification process by issuing your youth ID at the nearest local government center. Reservation confirmation can be checked by a printout, mobile app, or e-mail. We will do our best to prepare a safe environment for both artist and audience to enjoy the concert. [MANAGEMENT INFORMATION] Presented by: YG ENTERTAINMENT Inquiry: “INTERPARK TICKET” customer service center(1544-1555) Thank you. == 各位好， 这里是YG ENTERTAINMENT。 BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] FINALE IN SEOUL 将于2023年9月16日（周六）～9月17日（周日）举行。 感谢各位BLINK的大力支持，详情请查看以下内容。 [公演信息] [门票商品构成] ・ 线下 ・ 线上 - 线上直播商品仅播放2023年9月17日(周日)18:00(KST) 的演出。 - 线上直播商品将在2023年8月29日(周二)20:00(KST)通过BLACKPINK Wevere Shop(GLOBAL)售卖，注册 Weverse Shop 即可购买。 - 线上直播商品仅限在 BLACKPINK Wevere Shop(GLOBAL)购买。 - 关于线上直播商品的详情请查看后续公告。 - 回放(Delay Stream)日程为2023年9月24日(周日)12:00(KST)，将进行一次重播。 - 该线上直播使用券将在日本另行售卖，请后续查看YG官网。 [先行订购] (*仅限线下演出) ・ 线下门票先行订购是BLINK MEMBERSHIP使用者可使用的订票方式，注册及相关信息可通过BLACKPINK Weverse内通知进行确认。 ・ MEMBERSHIP确认方法 - Weverse App > BLACKPINK Weverse > 更多( ⋮) > MEMBERSHIP MENU - Weverse 网页端> BLACKPINK Weverse> feed > MEMBERSHIP 分区 ・ 仅限提前进行申请的BLINK MEMBERSHIP参加先行订购，逾期无法参与，请留意先行订购日程。 - 先行订购一人可购买四张门票。 : 为感谢大家一直以来的关注和支持，本次演出将限时扩大BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL)会员的福利，一人可订购四张门票。请大家多多支持并参与可以享受BLACKPINK历代级强烈演出的最后机会。 - 注册INTERPARK TICKET和BLINK MEMBERSHIP后才可参加先行订购。 - 先行订购时BLINK MEMBERSHIP会员和INTERPARK TICKET订购用户、实际观看用户信息均需一致。 其中有一项信息不一致时（包括家属名义的INTERPARK TICKET ID）均无法收看公演，请务必使用BLINK MEMBERSHIP会员本人名义的INTERPARK TICKET ID进行订购。 - 满14岁以下的BLINK MEMBERSHIP会员在注册IINTERPARK TICKET会员后需在手机上进行本人实名验证、法定代理人认证后购票。 - 注册INTERPARK TICKET后，首次进行公演订票的用户需要进行最初1次本人认证。 为保证购买顺畅，请提前进行本人认证。 - 所有步骤需在通知的期间内进行，过期将无法进行追加认证和先行订购。 - 需在INTERPARK TICKET中填写的BLINK MEMBERSHIP基础信息（会员名、会员号）将只用于先行订购认证步骤， 订购结束后将作废处理。如果不同意时，不能参加先行订购。 - 根据剩余座位的情况，即使为BLINK MEMBERSHIP(GLOBAL)会员也有可能无法订购门票，烦请参考。 - 无论出于何种原因，任何违规交易行为（如在门票交易网站或个人社交媒体等平台上进行门票交易、代理订购门票、转让门票等行为），我们都将严格采取措施，包括但不限于未经事先通知取消该座位预订、永久取消会员资格等。敬请注意，以免遭受损失。 [普通订购] (*仅限线下演出) ・ 订购期间2023年9月1日(周五) 19:00(KST) ~ ・ 普通订购将在先行订购结束后针对剩余/取消座位开启售票，在订票截止前均可购买。. - 2023年9月16日(周六) 公演 → 09月15日(周日)17:00(KST) 截止售票 - 2023年9月17日(周日) 公演 → 09月16日(周六)11:00(KST) 截止售票 ・ 包括先行订购在内，一人可购买4张门票。 [轮椅席位订购] - 轮椅席位可在2023年9月4日(周一)上午9点通过 INTERPARK TICKET 客服中心进行电话订购。可能在售票截止前售罄。 (*客服中心营业时间为上午9点～下午6点) - 公演当天确认残疾人登陆证（或福祉登记卡）、本人实物身份证后方可领取门票。未出示相关证件门票订购者本人与同伴一人不可入场。 - 轮椅席仅可在现场领取门票，并必须由门票订购者本人领取门票。 （*不可代理领票或转让） [注意事项] ・ 本次公演仅可使用电子门票服务。由于不提供实体门票，不进行门票配送与现场领票。 ・ 本次公演电子门票不可赠予他人。 有关电子门票服务的使用方法，请查看详情的[电子门票使用指南]。 ・ 先行订购的用户还需出示BLINK MEMBERSHIP卡片(电子)进行确认。 ・ 为防止非法交易和转让，进行本人确认时，与订购者ID不一致的他人身份证将不予承认，请提前确认并准备。 ・ 如发生情况变动，将做另行通知，届时请确认。 ※ 有效身份证与门票订购明细 仅限标注有正面照片及出生年月日的身份证、学生证、护照、驾照等证件有效。 如学生证上未标有出生年月日，请在附近的政府机构申请青少年证用于本人确认。 打印门票订购内容，或通过手机app/订购邮件进行确认订购明细。 为了艺人和各位观众能在安全环境中享受公演，我们将尽最大努力进行准备。 [企划社信息] 主办方: YG ENTERTAINMENT 咨询: INTERPARK TICKET 客服中心(1544-1555) 谢谢。

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!

North America

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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10 Significant Achievements by Asian Artists in Billboard Chart History: From Kyu Sakamato to PSY to BLACKPINK

In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, here's a look back at some of the major strides made by Asian artists in chart history, from the 1960s to the 2020s.

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While Asian artists have long been pioneers in modern music, a Billboard chart achievement can be career-defining, as both a reflection of individual commercial success and a symbol of further strides being made in global music. As the industry standard of measuring an artist’s mainstream influence, the Billboard charts have included superstars like BTS and BLACKPINK setting new standards for Asian artists in recent years — although the global rise of K-pop does not tell the full story of Asian music breaking through in North America. The first Hot 100 chart-topper by an Asian artist occurred decades earlier, and other artists made significant chart strides roughly a decade before K-pop fully boiled over into a mainstream phenomenon at the end of the 2010s.

Make no mistake: Asian artists still have an uphill battle when it comes to making noise on charts that dominantly feature songs and albums by Western musicians. Working to abide by music industry standards, transcend stereotypes and transmit genuine musical vision, the artists on this list broke down barriers in spite of setbacks and resistance. They’ve also caused waves of change by representing various Asian communities, including the AAPI community, showing the world all of the groundbreaking art (and big hits) that Asian performers can achieve.   In honor of AAPI Heritage Month in May, we’re highlighting 10 significant achievements by Asian artists in the history of the Billboard charts. Although this is hardly an exhaustive list featuring every notable chart achievement, these 10 stand out as momentous wins across sounds and styles. From CL’s solo debut to GOT7’s several World Albums W’s, these artists have helped pave the way for future generations of Asian and AAPI musicians.

Kyu Sakamoto’s “Sukiyaki” tops the Hot 100 (1963)

The Billboard Hot 100 launched in August 1958, and almost every high-ranking song on the chart was sung in English in its first few years. Enter Japanese crooner Kyu Sakamoto’s romantic ballad “Sukiyaki,” the Anglo-Saxonized version of the original title “Ue O Muite Arukou,” meaning “I Look Up As I Walk.” The single hit the top of the chart in the summer of 1963 as the first non-European song to reached No. 1. “Sukiyaki” maintained its top spot for a total of three weeks, but its catchy melody and cultural importance lingered for decades — it was the only song by an Asian artist to top the Hot 100 until 2020.

Wonder Girls' "Nobody" is the first K-pop song to enter the Hot 100 (2009)

Although it’s hard to envision mainstream music without K-pop today, Wonder Girls marked the start of the sound’s global rise through an all-English version of their hit, “Nobody.” In 2009, their track made its way onto the Hot 100, and peaked at No. 76, introducing their shiny production and polished sound to new audiences — and helping to change the commercial fortunes of Korean music on a global scale.

PSY’s “Gangnam Style” becomes the first top 10 smash by a South Korean artist (2012)

In 2012, PSY’s “Gangnam Style” exploded off of YouTube and impacted the pop charts with a seismic force that nobody could have predicted. The viral track permeated the mainstream through its grandiose hooks and the meme-worthy “horsey dance” choreography in its music video, which became the first of its kind to reach 1 billion views on YouTube. “Gangnam Style” spent a whopping 31 weeks on the Hot 100 chart, peaking at No. 2 in October 2012 and enduring as PSY’s signature global hit — although he did score another Hot 100 top 10 hit, “Gentleman,” in 2013.

CL gets “Lifted” as the first female South Korean solo artist on the Hot 100 (2016)

After debuting as 2NE1’s fearless leader, Chaelin Lee, aka CL, watched her first English-language independent single “Lifted” debut at No. 94 on the Hot 100 in 2016, making her the first female Korean soloist to reach the chart. The confident track paid homage to Wu-Tang Clan’s “Method Man” in its chorus and generally portrayed CL as a crossover star, with a music video shot in New York City and Method Man himself joining in on the fun in its visuals.

Pikotaro's "PPAP” hits the Hot 100 in less than a minute (literally) (2016)

Daimaou Kosaka, also known by his comedian alter ego Pikotaro, composed a silly song titled “PPAP,” short for “Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen,” and published it on his YouTube channel in August 2016. The novelty jingle is only 45 seconds long — but was discovered and morphed into an Internet sensation after Justin Bieber tweeted the song out as his “favorite video on the Internet” that September. “PPAP” reached the Hot 100 shortly after, peaking at No. 77 and staying on the listing for four weeks; it remained the shortest song in the chart’s history for a few years, until Kid Cudi’s 2020 track “Beautiful Trip” clocked in at a mere 37 seconds.

BTS’s “Dynamite” makes history at No. 1 (2020)

While 2020 was a memorable year for several K-pop acts, BTS made it a record-setting one. After crashing the top 10 in years past, their infectious single “Dynamite” shot straight to No. 1 on the Hot 100 in September 2020, making BTS the first all South Korean musical act to ever top the chart. The superstar septet’s first all-English single spent 3 nonconsecutive weeks at the top, but “Dynamite” was only one piece of their huge chart year: before the end of 2020, BTS had also reached No. 1 as a guest on Jawsh 685 and Jason Derulo’s “Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat),” and again with their own single, “Life Goes On.”

Rosé of BLACKPINK's "On the Ground" becomes the highest-charting song by a Korean female soloist (2021)

Following the footsteps of CL as a member of a K-pop girl group to also chart on her own, BLACKPINK’s Rosé released her solo track “On the Ground” in 2021, featuring a buzzy melody that was clearly distinct from BLACKPINK’s usual sound. The track hit No. 70 on the Hot 100, making her debut song the highest-charting single by a Korean female soloist prior to the release of her solo project, R, in 2021.

Joji’s “Glimpse of Us” scores the first top 10 debut for an Asian solo act on the Hot 100 (2022)

Joji’s career was building to a breakthrough hit by the time he released “Glimpse of Us” from his third record, Smithereens — and the emotional track promptly debuted at No. 10 in June 2022, climbing to a No. 8 peak a month later. Its early success can largely be attributed to TikTok, where users generated countless video clips to the chorus, although “Glimpse of Us” also found a sizable streaming audience apart from the app. His track marked the first debut of an Asian soloist in the top 10 of the Hot 100, and Joji is also only the second Japanese artist to reach the top 10, after Kyu Sakamoto in 1963.

BLACKPINK scores the first Billboard 200 No. 1 for a K-pop girl group (2022)

BLACKPINK’s staying power has helped the quartet set several records across platforms, from being the first artist to hit 75 million subscribers on YouTube in June 2022 to being the first Asian act to headline Coachella in 2023. In September 2022, however, the group made history on the Billboard 200 albums chart when their second project Born Pink debuted at No. 1, making BLACKPINK the first K-pop girl group to top the chart. The upbeat “Hard to Love” and addictive “Pink Venom” on the record’s eight-song track list contributed to the album’s global success, and have since racked up hundreds of millions of streams.

GOT7 sets the World Albums chart record among K-pop acts

With a whopping 19 entries on the World Albums chart, the multi-continental K-pop septet has stayed prolific and earned consistent appreciation from global listeners. Out of the 19, GOT7 has 15 top 10 projects and four chart-toppers, including their Got It? EP in 2014 and Flight Log: Turbulence in 2016. Although GOT7 left JYP Entertainment in 2021, their syncopated, snappy sound continues to be beloved by fans worldwide, and the group scored a top 10 debut with their self-titled project in 2022.

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BLACKPINK reported to release their comeback album in 2025 amidst members' ongoing solo endeavors

B LACKPINK is reported to have a comeback in 2025 as per South Korean media. Etoday reported on May 13, 2024, that Hana Securities cut its target stock price for YG Entertainment from 64,000 won to 58,000 won due to the dearth of musicians.

According to researcher Lee Ki-hoon of Hana Securities, earnings as a result of BLACKPINK's absence were not as strong as anticipated, leading them to lower their prediction to about KRW 20 billion ($14.7 million) this year and KRW 90 billion ($66.4 million) the next year.

He further added that it is paramount that more than one new group debuts each year since the fluctuating stock price has caused concerns among investors due to BLACKPINK's hiatus.

Concurrently, BLACKPINK terminated its solo agreements with YG Entertainment and established its individual companies. However, as the band simply extended their group arrangement with the firm, the alleged comeback group release will fall within YG Entertainment's purview.

BLACKPINK members to have solo releases lined up for 2024

BLACKPINK members Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé, and Lisa terminated their exclusive solo contracts with YG Entertainment in December 2023 and called quits on their 7-year alliance with the company. However, the members decided to renew their contract as a group with the same company.

Jennie announced the official launch of her company ODDATELLIER (OA) on December 24, 2023, and stated that she would focus on solo endeavors in 2024. Following her bandmate, Lisa established her company LLOUD in February 2024 and delighted her fans with several solo projects such as joining the primary cast of HBO's The White Lotus , launching a new line with BULGARI, and more.

Later, Jisoo introduced her company BLISSOO on February 15, 2024, and officially posted her new appointment as Self Portrait's brand ambassador. This announcement was followed by reports of her filming in Seoul for her upcoming zombie K-drama Influenza.

Lisa then signed a partnership with American music house RCA Records and was reported to film a music video for her upcoming solo album. However, Rosé has not announced signing any agreement with any record label so far.

As of May 17, 2024, Rosé confirmed working on her solo music and shared a demo of her upcoming song Vampirehollie in February 2024. Since then there have been no updates about her album so far.

Meanwhile, in 2024, sales for the first quarter of YG Entertainment were KRW 87.3 billion ($64.4 million), 45% less than the same period the previous year. Operating profit was KRW 7 billion ($7.1 million), meaning the company was in the red (declining stock value).

The rationale is that substantial management sales were lacking, except for Treasure's Japanese tour and BABYMONSTER's single. Furthermore, the upfront costs of BABYMONSTER's investments were also included. Additionally, intangible asset amortization expenses from music copyright acquisitions and exclusive contracts were a strain.

In other news, BLACKPINK member Jennie was featured on Zico's single SPOT! which was released on April 26, 2024. She then attended the Met Gala on May 6, while BLACKPINK's Lisa was seen waving the chequered flag as the first K-pop artist at the Miami Grand Prix on the same day.

Rosé last attended Pharrell Williams' Tiffany & Co. Collection launch on May 3 while Jisoo was seen attending the Cartier event in Seoul a day earlier on May 2.

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One Japanese Word Changed the Course of Her Career

Devin Halbal had amassed hundreds of thousands of TikTok followers with her inspirational videos. Then she went to Asia.

By Jessica Roy

In January, the travel and fashion influencer Devin Halbal decided to take a trip to Kurashiki, a city in the Okayama Prefecture of Japan. Ms. Halbal, a Queens-born 26-year-old who goes by the username “Hal Baddie” on TikTok, had spent four years traveling around Europe with an extra-long selfie stick and a dream, sharing videos with hundreds of thousands of followers.

Ms. Halbal had become known for coining inspirational phrases, like “ doll check-in ” as a proud calling card to her fellow trans girls, and “ Met Gala behavior ,” for when you’re feeling and acting confident about what you’re wearing. Her fame seemed to peak in 2022 when she was profiled by W magazine and Rolling Stone, and invited on a brand trip to Ibiza by Loewe. But after globe-trotting and a few months off with friends in New York, she wanted to do more than “fashion and affirmations,” she said in a recent interview.

It was with this mind-set that she set off for Asia. Ms. Halbal said she loves finding places that are off the beaten path and close to nature — and Kurashiki, a small city of less than half a million people known as the birthplace of jeans in Japan , fit the bill.

She was experimenting, posting different types of travel videos. At the same time, she was learning Japanese, and there was one word she kept hearing everywhere: kudasai, which translates to “may I please have.”

“It kept on ringing in my head,” she said. “I would just be sitting down on a random Tuesday and I would just be thinking to myself: kudasai , kudasai .” She decided to make a video of herself using the word while walking down the street: “Sushi, kudasai,” (sushi, please) she says in a sing-songy voice while strutting with her selfie stick. “Ocha, kudasai.” (Tea, please.)

To date, the video has gotten more than 13.5 million views.

@hal.baddie The only words I know in Japanese. ♬ original sound - Devin Halbal

“I had no idea, out of all my content, that the one video that just goes super, super viral all throughout Asia is me saying five words,” Ms. Halbal said.

The video’s success convinced her to extend her stay in Japan; she went to Tokyo, Takamatsu, Mt. Fuji and Yamanashi, making videos about food , travel and the Japanese language. She made friends and volunteered on a farm . She started not just getting recognized on the street, but swarmed by fans . A quick trip to pick up some bubble tea became a two hour meet-and-greet. Then the fan accounts started cropping up, as did media coverage , calling her the “kudasai girl.”

“Now, ‘kudasai’ is the trend word in Japan,” a Japanese TikToker named Sorari said in a video posted last month, expressing surprise about how quickly and thoroughly Ms. Halbal’s content spread.

Ms. Halbal’s trip, originally planned for two weeks, turned into two months, and her reach expanded beyond Japan to other countries.

She started getting comments in Korean, Thai, Hindi, Nepali and Mandarin. “I’m like, ‘I have to do an Asia tour,’” she said. “What better way to continue learning about other cultures and continue learning about languages?”

Ms. Halbal attributes her success to the way she tries to actually speak the language and engage with different cultures wherever she goes. “I’m actually trying to pronounce the food in the way that they pronounce it — I’m not doing it with an American accent,” she said.

Last month, Ms. Halbal left Japan and traveled to Busan, South Korea. She’s still saying kudasai, but now she’s also started incorporating Korean into her vernacular, including the word for please, juseyo .

Now, the largest percentage of her followers on Instagram , where Ms. Halbal also shares her videos, are from the United States, but South Korea comes in second. At a recent meet-up at Korea University in Seoul, hundreds of fans crowded around her on the street, jostling to take selfies with her, or to give her food recommendations and ask her to speak in their language.

“Showcasing people’s food, showcasing people’s culture, in a way is a sense of community,” Ms. Halbal said. “You’re saying: I respect you, I value you and I value your food.”

She is continuing to tour Asia, with plans to potentially go to China, the Philippines and Malaysia. She said she was also weighing a permanent move to South Korea or Japan.

“I feel really at home here,” Ms. Halbal said. “People are so sweet. They treat me like I’m their family. So even though I’m ‘solo traveling,’ I never feel alone here.”

In South Korea, she said, some fans have started asking her to get into pop music.

“Especially in Korea, I think there’s a certain rhyme and cadence to the way that I’m speaking that they really want me to make music,” she said.

Is she ready to make the leap?

“I’m entering my K-pop star era,” Ms. Halbal teased.

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