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BLACKPINK’s Full-Group Comeback Approaching in July Next Year...YG Entertainment Requests Patience for Official Announcement

BLACKPINK’s Full-Group Comeback Approaching in July Next Year...YG Entertainment Requests Patience for Official Announcement

The industry reports that BLACKPINK, a leading force in K-pop, is preparing for a full-group comeback with new music. Comprising Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa, BLACKPINK is set to release the new track in July 2025. By South Korean media outlet JTBC Entertainment, the group is currently working on the new song. In an interview with South Korean media outlet Topstar News, YG Entertainment asked fans to “wait for an official announcement” and said they should “check through official promotions.” Although no confirmation was given, the company also did not deny it, sparking excitement among fans. This comeback timeline is likely to align with BLACKPINK’s Seoul performances as part of their “2025 DEADLINE World Tour.” If this comes to pass, it will offer a unique experience where fans can enjoy live performances alongside the new song. The new track is expected to feature BLACKPINK’s signature sound, including intense beats, catchy hooks, and strong individuality. This will be the first group single released in over 1,000 days since “Born Pink” was issued in September 2022. Until now, the BLACKPINK members have focused on solo projects and various campaigns, while fan attention has been drawn to contract-related news. Now that their contract with YG has been renewed, fans’ expectations for the group’s powerful reunion are growing. Promotion plans have not yet been disclosed. Specific details such as appearances on music shows, media campaigns, or TikTok challenges remain unknown. A single release seems almost certain, but there is still no official announcement regarding a full studio album.

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