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Updated: BLACKPINK Drops Dates And Locations For "BORN PINK" World Tour In Asia

Updated June 26 KST:

BLACKPINK has announced an additional concert for their “BORN PINK” world tour in Vietnam!

On June 26, BLACKPINK dropped a poster announcing an additional stop for their “BORN PINK” tour on July 29 and 30 at the My Dihn National Stadium in Hanoi, Vietnam. This makes BLACKPINK the first K-pop girl group to perform in the large-scale stadium that can accommodate over 40,000 people.

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BLACKPINK will be holding the largest world tour in the history of K-pop girl groups!

On October 28, YG Entertainment released a poster announcing the dates and locations for the Asian leg of BLACKPINK’s “BORN PINK” world tour . According to the poster, BLACKPINK will meet fans in nine cities in Asia alone, including three additional performances from the previously announced schedule.

The Asia tour will begin in Bangkok on January 7 and 8, 2023. The members will then head to Hong Kong on January 13 to 15, Riyadh on January 20, Abu Dhabi on January 28, Kuala Lumpur on March 4, Jakarta on March 11 and 12, Kaohsiung on March 18, Manila on March 25 and 26, and finally Singapore on May 13.

The announcement especially gained extra attention and anticipation due to its huge scale. With this tour, BLACKPINK will be the first girl group in the world to hold a solo concert in Riyadh and Abu Dhabi. YG Entertainment also added, “Besides Hong Kong, all eight [concert locations] are stadiums. This will be the largest-scale Asia stadium tour among all girl groups in the world.”

Check out more details for “BORN PINK” in Asia below!

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

The 'born pink' world tour will start on 15 october 2022 and continue through 21 june 2023, spanning four continents and over 25 cities..

By: Manas Sen Gupta Published: Aug 11, 2022 11:00 AM IST

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

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 USA 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 August 1. Earlier in 2022, the group collaborated with PUBG Mobile for a special song “Ready for Love.”

( Main and Featured images: lalalalisa_m/Instagram )

This story first appeared on Augustman Singapore

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BLACKPINK announces ‘Born Pink’ Asia tour, concert in Singapore

Sensational K-pop female group BLACKPINK has announced the ‘largest world tour in the history of K-pop girl groups.’ Creating massive ripples in the global entertainment industry, the group, comprising Jisoo, Rosé, Lisa and Jennie, has unveiled the dates of the BLACKPINK Asia tour on 28 October 2022.

The group is also coming to Singapore as part of this mammoth gig while other Asian cities include Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Manila. In fact, the quartet is to become the first girl group to hold a solo concert in Riyadh and Abu Dhabi.

Here’s more about BLACKPINK’s Born Pink Asia tour

Singapore concert.

BLACKPINK embarked on the world tour with two opening performances in Seoul and is all set to commence the Asia leg of the world tour on 7 January 2023 in Bangkok. The Singapore music concert will be held on 13 May at the National Stadium at 7.30 pm local time.

Marketing partner Live Nation Singapore has also announced that tickets will be up for presale in phases— Weverse presale begins on 21 November 2022, between 10:00 am to 11.59 am, followed by PayPal presale on 22 November and then the Live Nation Members presale on 23 November, between the same timing.

After these, passes are to go for sale for the general public on 24 November via Ticketmaster.

Malaysia concert and other cities

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BLINKS (as BLACKPINK fans are called) in Malaysia are also up for this grand show on 4 March in Kuala Lumpur at the National Stadium Bukit Jalil. The group is taking the stage just for just one night and the newly renovated and refurbished stadium has the capacity of a whopping 90,000 heads.

The group also shared a complete list of other Asian destinations and venues as they continue touring with their newly launched studio album hitting the top position on music charts. Check all dates below:

7 and 8 January : Bangkok – National Stadium 13, 14 and 15 January : Hong Kong – AsiaWorld – Arena 20 January:  Riyadh – Mrsool Park 28 January : Abu Dhabi – Etihad Park 4 March : Kuala Lumpur – National Stadium Bukit Jalil 11 and 12 March : Jakarta – Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium 18 March : Kaohsiung – Kaohsiung National Stadium 25 and 26 March : Manila (Bulacan) – Philippine Arena

About Born Pink

Born Pink , released in September 2022, marks the Korean girl group’s second full-length album and bagged the apex position on the Billboard Top 200 Album sales chart. This album made the group the first of its kind to score a double-million seller. With tracks such as “Pink Venom” and “Shut Down,” which garnered 100 million streams on Spotify, the group has catapulted to the peak of success and amassed a strong fan following from all over the world.

Hero Image: Courtesy BLACKPINK GLOBAL BLINK/ @ygofficialblink/ Twitter; Featured Image: Courtesy Live Nation Singapore

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Ticketing Details For BLACKPINK’s Second ‘Born Pink’ Concert Date In Singapore

Don’t fret if you haven’t got a ticket to the BLACKPINK ‘Born Pink’ concert in Singapore, because the quartet have announced a new additional date.

Sensational K-pop female group BLACKPINK has announced the ‘largest world tour in the history of K-pop girl groups.’ Creating massive ripples in the global entertainment industry, the group, comprising Jisoo, Rosé, Lisa and Jennie, has unveiled the dates of the BLACKPINK World Tour ( Born Pink ) Asia on 28 October 2022.

The group is also coming to Singapore as part of this mammoth gig while other Asian cities include Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Manila. In fact, the quartet is to become the first girl group to hold a solo concert in Riyadh and Abu Dhabi. Tickets for the BLACKPINK ‘Born Pink’ Asia Tour concert in Singapore sold out within a day. But now there’s a new date that should appease fans who didn’t manage to bag a ticket.

Here’s more about BLACKPINK’s Born Pink Asia tour

Singapore concert and ticketing details.

BLACKPINK embarked on the world tour with two opening performances in Seoul and is all set to commence the Asia leg of the world tour on 7 January 2023 in Bangkok. The Singapore music concert will be held on 13 May and 14 May at the National Stadium at 7.30 pm local time.

Fans who have signed up for BLINK Member Presale on Weverse will be able to grab their tickets first on 6 Feb 2023. Maybank credit and debit cardmembers will enjoy an exclusive priority sale on 7 Feb 2023. Simply complete the ticket purchase using a valid Maybank Card.

The Live Nation presale begins on 8 Feb 2023. Visit livenation.sg for free membership signup and presale access. Tickets to public will be available from 9 Feb 2023 from 10am onwards via ticketmaster.sg . VIP tickets will be available for purchase for fans to gain priority entry into the standing pen and exclusive access to the sound check event. Each VIP ticket holder will also receive a commemorative pass with lanyard.

After these, passes are to go for sale for the general public on 24 November via Ticketmaster.

Other Concert Dates

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BLΛƆKPIИK (@blackpinkofficial)

BLINKS (as BLACKPINK fans are called) in Malaysia are also up for this grand show on 4 March in Kuala Lumpur at the National Stadium Bukit Jalil. The group is taking the stage just for just one night and the newly renovated and refurbished stadium has the capacity of a whopping 90,000 heads.

The group also shared a complete list of other Asian destinations and venues as they continue touring with their newly launched studio album hitting the top position on music charts. Check all dates below:

7 and 8 January : Bangkok – National Stadium 13, 14 and 15 January : Hong Kong – AsiaWorld – Arena 20 January:  Riyadh – Mrsool Park 28 January : Abu Dhabi – Etihad Park 4 March : Kuala Lumpur – National Stadium Bukit Jalil 11 and 12 March : Jakarta – Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium 18 March : Kaohsiung – Kaohsiung National Stadium 25 and 26 March : Manila (Bulacan) – Philippine Arena

About Born Pink

Born Pink , released in September 2022, marks the Korean girl group’s second full-length album and bagged the apex position on the Billboard Top 200 Album sales chart. This album made the group the first of its kind to score a double-million seller. With tracks such as “Pink Venom” and “Shut Down,” which garnered 100 million streams on Spotify, the group has catapulted to the peak of success and amassed a strong fan following from all over the world.

(Main image credit: BLACKPINK GLOBAL BLINK/ @ygofficialblink/ Twitter; Featured image credit: Live Nation Singapore)

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BLACKPINK announce BORN PINK WORLD TOUR encore concerts in Bangkok

BLACKPINK are returning to Bangkok soon!

On 22 February, the 'Pink Venom' act shared that they will be heading back to the city this May for their BORN PINK ENCORE concerts. Taking place on 27 and 28 May 2023 at the Rajamangala National Stadium , the encore shows follow their sold-out Bangkok concerts in January. 

BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] BANGKOK ENCORE POSTER #BLACKPINK #블랙핑크 #BORNPINK #BLACKPINK_WORLDTOUR #BLACKPINK_BORNPINK #BANGKOK #ENCORE #POSTER #YG pic.twitter.com/M18zynsvJX — BLACKPINKOFFICIAL (@BLACKPINK) February 22, 2023

Fans can register for the BLINK Membership pre-sale from 22 February, 1 PM THT until 24 February, 3 PM THT via Weverse . Meanwhile, the BLINK pre-sale is happening on 4 March, 10 AM to 10 PM THT via Thai Ticket Major. General sales open on  5 March, 10 AM THT .

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The Bangkok encore concerts are the latest additions to BLACKPINK's BORN PINK WORLD TOUR, having recently announced additional shows in Singapore, Kaohsiung, and Macau. 

Check out the rest of the tour dates here.

• 4 March: National Stadium Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• 11-12 March: Gerlora Bung Karno Main Stadium, Jakarta, Indonesia
• 18-19 March: Kaohsiung National Stadium, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
• 25-26 March: Philippine Arena, Bulacan, Philippines
• 13-14 May: National Stadium, Singapore
• 27-29 May: Rajamangala National Stadium, Bangkok, Thailand

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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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Going behind the ‘Born Pink’ tour with its creative director: “We could do a six-hour BLACKPINK rock opera”

Ahead of BLACKPINK’s massive concerts at the O2, creative director Amy Bowerman explains what it's like to work on the largest world tour in the history of a K-pop girl group

Expectations were high for BLACKPINK’s ‘Born Pink’ world tour from the very start. Even before its official announcement in August, the tour behind the K-pop group’s second studio album was lavishly billed as the largest of its kind for any girl group in K-pop history. One month into the tour, the quartet have only proven this to be true with powerful performances and immaculate production. As NME saw firsthand in Seoul, no expense was spared in breathing life into the ‘Born Pink’ tour, from its interlude VCRs – with themes ranging from a woodland paradise to a futuristic sci-fi world – to the intricate stage structures to the flickering fireworks that punctuate BLACKPINK’s choreography.

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Amy Bowerman of creative direction and production studio Ceremony London – who has worked on tours by artists like Dua Lipa and Ed Sheeran – is the creative director behind the girl group’s astronomical tour, which after a string of massive concerts in Seoul, South Korea and North America, is finally set to hit the UK and Europe . Bowerman was brought on board to help conceptualise the concert’s visual and creative direction shortly before the release of their single ‘Pink Venom’ in August, so it’s no surprise she tells NME that “it all started with the new music”.

Split into four acts, ‘Born Pink’ is a celebration of everything BLACKPINK represents. “It’s very ethereal, very feminine and gorgeous,” Bowerman says of the concert’s opening act set in an enchanted garden. “Later, we move into this hugely monochromatic state that’s very stark, black-and-white and powerful. And for us, that’s the two sides of BLACKPINK,” she explains. The ethos of ‘Born Pink’, she explains, lies in breaking down and celebrating these sides of BLACKPINK, both as individuals and “super powerful artists”.

Ahead of BLACKPINK’s upcoming ‘Born Pink’ concerts at The O2 in London this week, NME catches up with Bowerman to hear how she and the girl group brought the tour to life.

How did you and YG Entertainment first conceptualise the ‘Born Pink’ tour?

“We listened to the music with [BLACKPINK] and their producer Teddy [Park], and it was very much about finding out what the new record meant to them and what they wanted to achieve with the tour. At the heart of it was taking all of their new music and all of the old favourites to combine them and make something incredible.”

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How did discussions with BLACKPINK and their team unfold?

“Incredible, the team at YG are amazing. They’ve been with BLACKPINK forever, so it’s very much a family. [The team], the girls, they all have great ideas and it was very much a collaboration. It was getting into a room, talking about what everybody wants to achieve. Not knowing K-pop and not knowing that side of the industry, I was terrified to start off. But they were super welcoming, and it was just a really fun, inspiring experience.”

Was the setlist already decided when you were brought in to work on the tour? How much did things like the lyrics influence your direction?

“BLACKPINK really know their audience and what works for them, so they had a lot of feedback for us with what works where. They’re very on top of and connected with the music. They were the ones in charge of their setlist, so we knew the main tracks we wanted to work with, and then it was [about] what songs go well [with them]. It was really natural, pulling together the setlist.

“We were very connected with both the Korean and English lyrics and sat there with translations throughout. They’re super powerful, the imagery and their lyrics, so I don’t think you can be disconnected from it. It naturally feeds into it.”

Each member also has her own solo performance in the ‘Born Pink’ tour. Was it difficult ensuring that these were cohesive with the show, yet unique to them as individuals?

“I’ve personally never had that within a show before, so it was new. But I think it worked really nicely since you get some time for a one-on-one moment with each member. We do take a little break in between and set the stage for the next one so it’s not a blank slate, and the way it’s laid out in the setlist works really well for entrances and exits. I think the reaction you get in between each performance leaves you saying ‘well, what’s next, who’s next?’ [and makes it] a super exciting part of the show, because you have no idea what’s around the corner.”

Were there any particular songs or segments you found tricky to work on?

“No, to be honest. I think what was tricky was taking all of the music and putting it down into the time that we had. You could do a million things with them and choosing one form of presentation is really difficult. We could do a BLACKPINK rock opera that lasts six hours, because there’s so much that we could include.”

Have you been paying attention to fan reactions?

“I really love the Blinks. Personally, there are little elements you put into the show that you don’t think anybody’s going to notice, but the Blinks don’t miss a thing. It’s really lovely to see every aspect of the show being enjoyed, and how much they care for BLACKPINK, how much they enjoy the time they get to spend with BLACKPINK.

“That’s one thing I’ve noticed specifically in K-pop, there’s more time dedicated to actually talking to their audience, and I think that that’s such a wonderful part of it, to be such a two-way relationship. It’s something that I’ve really loved experiencing, stepping into K-pop.”

Coming aboard the ‘Born Pink’ tour after working with so many huge artists in the West, has the experience has been very different?

“I think a lot of people in the West view K-pop as being this incredibly polished, well-oiled machine. But one of the things that I really enjoyed is how dissimilar [from that idea] it can be as well. There is such a value of fans, such a value of tours being a real opportunity to go out there and spend time with your audience.

“For me, one difference that I really enjoyed was working with a female production team. I’d never met a female lighting director in the West, ever. And then all of a sudden, I’m sat at the conference table and everybody there is female. As a woman in this industry, I was living my fantasy. They’re incredible. They’re so hardworking. That’s where that meticulousness comes from, I think, that we all associate with K-pop. How much they genuinely care, live and breathe and want to create something that is truly magical is really inspiring. I just love every second of it.”

Besides BLACKPINK and their music, did the team have any other inspirations for the tour?

“The girls have so many different inspirations, obviously, fashion being a huge one. They’re so prevalent in fashion that you can’t get away from it. I can’t really pinpoint specific things. I think their own message and their personalities is what we took a lot of inspiration from. Who BLACKPINK are, as we have experienced them, was one of the biggest things that we wanted to pull from within the show.”

Is there anything special that fans can look forward to at the upcoming ‘Born Pink’ show in London?

“The London show for me, personally, is a big thing since I live in London. It’s gonna be incredible to see them in that venue I mean, it’s huge, it’s iconic. In terms of the show there’s nothing we’ve changed to fit for each territory. But for me, London’s gonna be a really special show, and I just I can’t wait to show everybody here who has been working on it, you know, everything they’ve been working on.”

Do you have a favourite BLACKPINK song to watch in concert?

“It always changes. I think there was one day where we had ‘Tally’ stuck in our heads like crazy. And then there’s always something else you don’t realise is going to be so stuck with you, like ‘Pretty Savage’ always gets stuck in my head by the end of it.”

“Though I will say this as a BLACKPINK fan, when I first saw ‘DDU-DU DDU-DU’ on stage I was like ‘OK, this is incredible.’ But then, again, the next day it would be like, ‘How You Like That’ becomes your favourite, and then the next day, it changes again.”

BLACKPINK perform at The O2 in London on Wednesday (November 30) and Thursday (December 1), and continue the ‘Born Pink’ tour in Europe, Asia and Australasia through June 2023

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• Visitors must wear a mask at all times in the Venue.

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Ticket sales, important notices.

• Maximum 4 tickets per transaction.
• Age limit: 3 or above.
• Each ticket admits one (1) person only.
• Tickets sold are non-refundable, non-transferable and non-exchangeable.
• All tickets must be purchased from official ticketing agents. Admission with suspicious tickets will be refused. Tickets purchased from unofficial platform(s) or authorized by unofficial third party can be cancelled without refund or compensation
• No reissue for any lost ticket will be processed under any circumstances.
• Bag searches will be conducted prior to entering the event hall. All professional cameras, video/voice recorders, stools, folded chairs, long umbrellas, selfie sticks, remote-controlled aerial device/ toy (e.g. model helicopters, drones) or any hazardous tools are prohibited inside the venue. Please place restricted article(s) at the Baggage Storage Counter or self-service lockers at the Ground Floor Level.
• All participants must follow the government’s latest epidemic prevention measures and the venue’s house rules during admission and the show. Anyone who fails to do so may be barred from entering, in which case the ticket fee would not be refunded. 
• Any person who feel unwell or display symptoms such as cough, sore throat or shortness of breath are recommended to seek medical advice immediately and stay home. The organizers have the right not to admit any person displaying such symptom(s).  
• The organizer reserves the right to refuse admission to those who do not follow the rules and regulations of the event.
• Please follow Live Nation HK’s Facebook and Instagram for the latest arrangements
• AsiaWorld-Expo Management Limited and the event organizer reserve the right to have the final decision in case of any disputes.

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BLACKPINK Adds New Shows to Born Pink World Tour in Asia

BLACKPINK has announced that they would be performing four additional shows in Macau, Singapore, and Kaohsiung for the Asia section of their Born Pink World Tour.

The K-Pop titans on 9th January 2023 took to social media to announce the inclusion of four additional shows ongoing Born Pink World Tour’s Asia schedule. The worldwide concert tour is being undertaken to support the second Korean studio album of the group, ‘Born Pink’, released on September 16, 2022.

The news for the tour came on 6 July 2022, when YG Entertainment confirmed that the group would be releasing new music and at the same time they would be undertaking one of the largest world tours that a K-Pop girl group had ever embarked on. The group had announced a total of 36 shows extending from October 2022 to June 2023 in Asia, North America, Europe, and Oceania.

BLACKPINK’s concert in Asia kicked off with two shows on the 15th and 16th of October at South Korea’s KSPO Dome in Seoul and recorded a total of about 20,000 attendees. The group released the first full list of dates and venues for their Asia performances on 28 October. Four dome concerts were announced in Japan’s Tokyo and Osaka on December 7. On 9 January 2023, BLACKPINK made the announcement to include four additional shows in Asia in Macau, Singapore, and Kaohsiung. The information for tickets for the newly announced concerts is yet to be disclosed.

BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] ASIA KAOHSIUNG∙SINGAPORE∙MACAU ADDITIONAL SHOWS ANNOUNCEMENT #BLACKPINK #블랙핑크 #BORNPINK #BLACKPINK_WORLDTOUR #BLACKPINK_BORNPINK #ASIA #KAOHSIUNG #SINGAPORE #MACAU #ADDITIONAL_SHOWS #ANNOUNCEMENT #YG pic.twitter.com/6PL2f5E4Vx — BLACKPINKOFFICIAL (@BLACKPINK) January 9, 2023

After two concerts in Bangkok, Thailand, BLACKPINK is all set to set the stage on fire in Hong Kong’s Asiaworld Arena on the 13th, 14th, and 15th of January, before performing at the Mrsool Park in Riyadh on the 20th of January. The rest of their tour would include performances in Kuala Lumpur, Abu Dhabi, Manila, Macau, Singapore, Jakarta, and Kaohsiung. However, given the recent turn of events, an announcement of new shows in more countries might be announced. So far, the tour has met with positive reviews from most critics.

The previous week, on January 4, BLACKPINK became the first K-Pop music group to gain 2 billion views on YouTube for a music video on their 2018 single ‘ DDU-DU DDU-DU ’. The group’s label YG Entertainment also announced a solo debut release by Jisoo in 2023, which she is working hard at. She has finished the photo shoot for the album jacket and has worked on the music production wherever she could take a timeout in the midst of the tour. She is expected to greet fans soon with news about her album.

After her group mates Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa, Jisoo will be the final member of BLACKPINK to release her solo debut.

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BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] HONG KONG

13 january 2023 - 15 january 2023, event description.

K-pop legendary female group BLACKPINK , who has smashed World music charts, officially announced sales information for BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] ASIA on October 28th. It marks their second world tour following the BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [IN YOUR AREA] (2018-2020).

BLACKPINK’s latest release second full album [BORN PINK] debuted at No.1 on the Billboard Top 200 Album sales. The massive project, [BORN PINK] became the very first K-pop female group in history to make a double million seller. Currently, BLACKPINK’s ‘Shut Down’ surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify. The song has also been in Hot 100 and Global 200 Billboard charts for 3 consecutive weeks since its release, showing BLACKPINK’s unmatched influence. Adding on to their phenomenal album release, the group successfully launched the world tour with their 2-show concert in KSPO DOME, Seoul.

Presented by YG Entertainment and promoted by Live Nation, [JISOO, JENNIE, ROSÉ, and LISA] will kick off the largest ASIA tour in the history of female K-pop group tour next year. Sponsored by AIA, tickets for BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] HONG KONG are going to be on sale on 23 November at www.cityline.com .

13 Jan 2023 – 8 – 10:30pm 14 Jan 2023 – 7 – 9:30pm 15 Jan 2023 – 7 – 9:30pm

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