BLACKPINK Sells Out Goyang Stadium for First Full-Group World Tour in Nearly 2 Years: “Limited View” Seats to Be Released
BLACKPINK will hold their BLACKPINK World Tour “Deadline” in Goyang on July 5 and 6 at the Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium. This marks their first full-group concert in approximately 1 year and 10 months since the conclusion of their Born Pink tour in September 2023.
BLACKPINK Sold Out Concert’s Tickets
As expected, competition for tickets was fierce. All originally allocated seats were sold out immediately after ticketing began.
In response to the immense support, YG Entertainment has announced that additional limited-view seats will be made available. These tickets will go on sale via NOL Ticket on May 22 at 8 p.m. KST.
The title of BLACKPINK’s new world tour has also been unveiled: Deadline. The term typically meaning a final time limit—carries deeper implications, symbolizing a moment of extreme focus and an irreversible climax. This hints at an intense, high-quality concert on a massive scale.
Meanwhile, according to an exclusive report by media outlet TenAsia, BLACKPINK is expected to release a new album as a full group in June 2025. Currently, all four members are coordinating their schedules for album planning, recording, and filming.
Multiple music industry insiders stated, “The BLACKPINK members have begun adjusting their schedules to prepare for the new album, including recording and shooting,” adding, “The album will be released no later than June.”
If BLACKPINK does release a new album in June, it will mark 2 years and 9 months since their previous release, which was the 2nd full album “BORN PINK” in September 2022.
Revisiting the Success of BORN PINK World Tour
With their “BORN PINK” album, BLACKPINK embarked on a global tour that lasted from October 2022 to September 2023, covering 23 countries. Just 2 months after kicking off the tour, it recorded $78 million USD in earnings, eventually reaching a total revenue of $330 million USD , making it the highest-grossing girl group tour in history. Globally, it ranked 6th among female artist tours in terms of revenue.
Following the tour, the members shifted focus to their solo activities. In late 2023, BLACKPINK signed exclusive contracts with YG Entertainment for group activities only, excluding solo endeavors. Since then, each member has either launched or joined new agencies for their individual careers.
Jennie, Jisoo, and Lisa create their own personal label, while Rosé signed an exclusive contract with THEBLACKLABEL, led by longtime collaborator and producer Teddy. Additionally, in terms of solo success, Rosé has achieved global success with the pre-release track “APT.” from her first solo album “rosie”, while Jisoo released “AMORTAGE”. Meanwhile, Jennie showcased her unique sound with “Ruby”, and Lisa actively released new music, including her recent album “Alter Ego”.
Moreover, BLACKPINK is set to officially kick off their 2025 World Tour on July 5–6 at the Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium. Presale for BLACKPINK’s Goyang concert began on May 8 at 8 PM KST.
This presale is exclusively for BLINK MEMBERSHIP (GLOBAL) holders and runs until May 11 at 11:59 PM KST. Only BLINKs who have completed membership verification are eligible to purchase tickets. General ticket sales for non-members began on May 15 at 8 PM KST. And now, sold out.
The upcoming tour will significantly expand in scale compared to the Seoul leg of the “BORN PINK” tour, offering a grander experience for their Korean fans.
