Upcoming BLACKPINK dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Who BLACKPINK is
BLACKPINK is the South Korean girl group formed by YG Entertainment that debuted on August 8, 2016, with four members: Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa. On its recent world tours the group has played stadiums, and its tours are spaced years apart, so each North American stop draws fans from well beyond the host city. Its fandom calls itself Blink, a blend of "black" and "pink".
The group's records reach well past K-pop. The Album (2020) was the first K-pop girl group album to sell a million copies, and Born Pink (2022) was the first to pass two million. In 2019 BLACKPINK became the first female K-pop group to perform at Coachella, and in 2023 it became the first Asian act to headline the festival. The Deadline EP followed on February 27, 2026.
What a BLACKPINK concert is like
A BLACKPINK show is a produced pop spectacle: choreography, costume changes, video interludes and a set divided into acts. The Born Pink World Tour, designed by creative director Amy Bowerman, ran in four acts that moved from a pink, garden-themed opening to darker monochrome imagery, then into solo segments for each member and a closing run of the group's biggest songs. The Deadline World Tour opened with a filmed sequence of Rosé driving a vintage Buick around Los Angeles, picking up the other members.
The solo segments matter when you buy. Each member performs her own material, so fans with a favorite member often watch for her solo stage. Light sticks are part of the crowd culture, and stadiums turn into a field of synchronized color during the show.
BLACKPINK's world tours, dated
- In Your Area World Tour (2018 to 2020): the group's first world tour, and the highest-grossing tour by a Korean girl group at the time.
- Born Pink World Tour (October 15, 2022, to September 17, 2023): 66 concerts in 22 countries, opening and closing in Seoul, with about 1.8 million attendees. It became the highest-grossing concert tour by a female group. The 2022 North American leg played arenas such as American Airlines Center, United Center and Prudential Center; the 2023 encore leg moved to stadiums, including MetLife Stadium, Allegiant Stadium, Oracle Park and Dodger Stadium. BLACKPINK was the first girl group to play Allegiant Stadium, Oracle Park and Dodger Stadium.
- Deadline World Tour (July 5, 2025, to January 26, 2026): 33 stadium shows from Goyang Stadium in South Korea to Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong. The North American leg in July 2025 played SoFi Stadium (two nights), Soldier Field, Rogers Stadium in Toronto (two nights) and Citi Field (two nights). In Europe the group became the first K-pop girl group to play Wembley Stadium.
Where to sit at a BLACKPINK stadium show
BLACKPINK's choreography is the point of the show, and from far away the members are small. Stage layouts for K-pop stadium shows often add a runway (a catwalk extending from the main stage into the floor) or a secondary stage, but this varies by tour and venue, so read the seating map attached to each event before you buy.
- Front floor sections: closest to the main stage and the best look at the dancing. Floors at stadiums are flat, so a seat near the front matters more than the section number suggests.
- Lower-level sideline seats near the stage: raised above the floor and angled to see the formations, which read better from a slight height than from flat ground.
- Seats near a runway or secondary stage: if the map shows one, sections beside it get close moments during the songs staged there, often at a lower cost than the front floor.
- Upper level: the value tier, best in front rows near center where the full stage picture and the screens are visible.
Avoid side-stage seats sold as limited view unless the listing explains what you will see. At baseball parks such as Citi Field, Oracle Park or Dodger Stadium, the stage and floor sit in the outfield or infield area, and seats in the far corners can sit at sharp angles.
How demand for BLACKPINK tickets behaves
BLACKPINK tickets are among the hardest K-pop tickets to buy because the group tours infrequently and plays few dates per country.
- Long gaps concentrate demand. The Born Pink tour ended in September 2023 and the Deadline tour began in July 2025, and North America got only four cities on the Deadline leg.
- Presales decide most seats. Fan-club, verified-fan style registration and other presales generally run ahead of the public on-sale. For the Deadline tour, European and North American tickets went on sale on February 27, 2025, and added dates were announced because of demand.
- Second nights follow first-night sellouts. When a first show sells out quickly, a second date is commonly added in the same stadium, which can ease resale prices for both.
- Floor and front lower-level seats go first, and the resale market for them tends to run hottest in the days right after an on-sale and again in the final week.
Every order on GoodSeats is backed by a 100% guarantee. For announcements, follow the group's label, YG Entertainment.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the members of BLACKPINK?
BLACKPINK has four members: Jisoo, Jennie, Rose and Lisa. The group debuted under YG Entertainment on August 8, 2016.
Where did BLACKPINK play on the Deadline World Tour in North America?
In July 2025 the group played SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Soldier Field in Chicago, Rogers Stadium in Toronto and Citi Field in New York.
Does BLACKPINK play stadiums or arenas?
Both, depending on the tour. The 2022 Born Pink leg in North America played arenas, the 2023 encore leg moved to stadiums, and the Deadline World Tour was a stadium tour.
What are the best seats for a BLACKPINK concert?
Front floor sections give the closest view of the choreography. Lower-level seats along the sides near the stage are the strongest reserved option, and upper-level center seats are the value pick.
Why are BLACKPINK tickets hard to get?
The group tours years apart and plays few cities per country, so presales absorb most seats and resale demand stays high for the remaining ones.