BLACKPINK has officially reunited, launching their highly anticipated “DEADLINE” world tour with a powerful two-day concert at Goyang Stadium. The event, held from July 5 to 6, marked the group’s first full-group performance in some time, drawing over 78,000 fans—known as BLINKs—from around the world.
The stadium transformed into a sea of pink lightsticks as fans gathered for the show, signaling BLACKPINK’s grand return to the stage. The group opened the night with their hit song “Kill This Love”, followed by “Pink Venom” and a high-energy dance break that led into “How You Like That.” The first act also featured “PLAYING WITH FIRE” and “Shut Down”, which closed the group portion before the members transitioned to solo stages.
Each member showcased her individuality during solo performances. Jisoo led with an elegant stage for “earthquake” and “Your Love,” while Lisa stunned the crowd with intense choreography for “NEW WOMAN” and “ROCKSTAR.” The show’s direction emphasized strong visuals and seamless transitions, adding to the experience.
Returning as a group in Act 3, BLACKPINK performed “Pretty Savage,” “Don’t Know What To Do,” and fan favorites like “WHISTLE,” “STAY,” and “Lovesick Girls.” They expressed gratitude to fans for their support over the years, with Jennie reflecting on their journey since debut.
The fourth act spotlighted Jennie’s bold solo tracks “Mantra” and “with the IE (way up),” followed by Rosé’s emotional set featuring “3am,” “toxic till the end,” and her hit “APT.” Both performances demonstrated a mix of vulnerability and strength, striking a chord with the audience.
For the final act, BLACKPINK surprised fans with the premiere of a brand-new, unreleased track titled “JUMP.” The upbeat song fueled the final stretch of the concert, followed by a lineup of classic BLACKPINK hits, including “BOOMBAYAH,” “DDU-DU DDU-DU,” and “Forever Young.” A drone show added a spectacular touch before the encore, which included “Really” and “See U Later.”
The Goyang concerts marked the beginning of BLACKPINK’s “DEADLINE” world tour, which will include 29 more shows across 15 global cities. Fans can expect a mix of solo and group performances, along with surprises like the live debut of “JUMP.”
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