BLACKPINK Concludes World Tour in Hong Kong with Emotional Farewell

BLACKPINK successfully brought to an end their seven-month long world tour at the Hong Kong Kai Tak Stadium from January 24 to 26. This marked the completion of their “BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR <DEADLINE>,” which began in Goyang last July.

This performance served as the final stop of the tour and also a reunion with local fans after approximately three years. The massive LED display reading “BLACKPINK IN YOUR AREA” covered the exterior walls of the stadium, the largest venue in Hong Kong, drawing significant attention. Fans gathered early in the morning, filling both inside and outside the stadium with a festive atmosphere to celebrate the tour’s finale. BLACKPINK delivered their best performance from the moment they appeared on stage.

The group opened with “Kill This Love” and “Pink Venom,” followed by their signature tracks such as “How You Like That,” “Fire”, and “Shut Down.” The combination of a live band sound and YG Entertainment’s high-quality production showcased their status as world-class artists. In particular, each of the four members enhanced the performance with solo stages that highlighted their unique personalities.

Their polished performances and strong charisma inspired loud cheers and chorus singing from the audience. Toward the end of the show, moved by the overwhelming support from the crowd filling the stadium, the members shared their feelings. They said, “This year marks our 10th anniversary since Debut, and every moment spent with our BLINKs felt like a dream. We were always happy and gained the strength to move forward. We hope you look forward to our upcoming new songs as well.”

Through this tour, BLACKPINK held 33 performances in 16 different cities. They became the first K-pop female group to perform at London’s Wembley Stadium, setting a historic milestone. Their sold-out shows across major stadiums around the world further demonstrated their global influence.

BLACKPINK will release their third mini-album [DEADLINE] at 2 p.m. KST on February 27. This marks their comeback approximately three years and five months after the release of their second full album “BORN PINK”.