BLACKPINK's DEADLINE World Tour Setlist: Every Song From the First Show
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Appearing in front of thousands of fans at Goyang Stadium, ROSÉ, LISA, JENNIE and JISOO performed a number of songs from the girl group's discography, including several of their Billboard Hot 100 hits. It marked one of the first times BLINKs have gotten to see smashes such as 'Lovesick Girls,' 'Pink Venom' and 'How You Like That' performed live since the Born Pink World Tour ended in 2023, after which the members took some time apart to focus on solo projects before finally announcing their reunion in February.
And in addition to performing as a band on opening night, the foursome also dedicated time in the setlist for each member to showcase some of the solo material they worked on during the group's break. Each taking the stage sans their bandmates at different points in the show, JISOO shared songs from her EP Amortage, while LISA, JENNIE and ROSÉ performed selections from their debut solo albums — Alter Ego, Ruby and rosie, respectively.
But what was perhaps most exciting for fans in the crowd was the debut of a brand new BLACKPINK song titled 'Jump,' which the ladies actually performed twice Saturday night. Though it hasn't yet been officially released, the track — which they teased the night before the show — marks the quartet's first new song since 2022's Billboard 200-topping album Born Pink and 2023's 'The Girls' for Blackpink the Game — and according to hints some of the members have dropped in recent months, more new music is coming soon.
BLACKPINK will now spend most of the rest of this year and the first month of 2026 touring through North America, Europe and Asia. As the group travels the globe, check out the songs on the DEADLINE World Tour setlist — as it was laid out on Night 1 — and the respective LPs they come from below.Album: Kill This Love EP (2019)
Album: Born Pink (2022)
Album: The Album (2020)
Album: Square Two EP (2016)
Album: Born Pink (2022)
Album: Amortage EP (2025)
Album: Alter Ego (2025)
Album: The Album (2020)
Album: Kill This Love EP (2019)
Album: Square One EP (2016)
Album: Square Two EP (2016)
Album: The Album (2020)
Album: Ruby (2025)
Album: rosie (2024)Album: N/A
Album: Square One EP (2016)
Album: Square Up EP (2018)
Album: N/A
Album: Square Up EP (2018)
Album: N/A
Album: Square Up EP (2018)
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