BLACKPINK Is Bringing Their New “Deadline World Tour”
On July 5 and 6, BLACKPINK made their long-awaited return to the global stage. The K-pop icons launched their “Deadline World Tour” with an electrifying performance at the Goyang Sports Complex. Thus, this concert marked their first full-group performance in over two and a half years.
BLACKPINK’s performance at Gayong also turned into a historic moment. The band became the first K-pop girl group to perform solo at the Stadium.
Thus, the “Deadline” tour’s opening night saw BLACKPINK reignite their signature fire. Staring with a high-octane performance of anthemic “Kill This Love.” From that moment onward, the concert was an explosion of energy and spectacle. The iconic four blended fierce choreography with emotional performances. In terms of the crowd, tens of thousands of people celebrated BLACKPINK’s return.
BLACKPINK and The Return of To The Scene
Hence, a key moment of the night was the live debut of Deadline’s new track, “Jump.” The performance, brimming with intensity and passion, thrilled fans. The evolution of the group musically and stylistically continued to be displayed with this. The powerful sound and showstopping choreography of the new single made BLACKPINK’s ever-changing persona a reality.
What made it extra special was the huge amount of input the members had in the creative process. Each of the four women lent their own energy to the stage. The design of the shows and the choreography, sets, and props all felt personal and authentic to Deadline. It was more than a concert-it was a celebration of their journey. But it also foreshadowed an exhilarating BLACKPINK future.
What we have here is just the beginning of the tour that is set to become truly monumental. Thirty-one shows are set across 16 cities. The Deadline tour is set to elevate BLACKPINK to even greater heights than ever before. Nothing but groundbreaking performances can be expected from this tour from all their fans worldwide. As they now step into this next era, BLACKPINK is, therefore, ready to set the bar even higher for what can be achieved globally by K-pop.
