From Pink Venom To See U Later: BLACKPINK's Full Deadline Tour Setlist
BLACKPINK is officially back on stage with their much-anticipated Deadline World Tour, which kicked off on July 5 at the Goyang Stadium in South Korea. After a hiatus spent focusing on solo projects, the four members, Rose, Lisa, Jennie and Jisoo, are ready to perform together once again. The tour will travel to major cities including New York, Milan, Tokyo and London, delivering a powerful mix of chart-topping group hits and solo performances, giving each member their moment in the spotlight.
Fans were thrilled to hear live renditions of fan-favourites like Lovesick Girls, Pink Venom and How You Like That, especially after the conclusion of the Born Pink World Tour in 2023. If you're planning to catch a show, here's a look at the full setlist you can expect at the concert.
The setlist features Kill This Love, Pink Venom, How You Like That, Playing with Fire, Shut Down, Pretty Savage, Don't Know What to Do, Whistle, Stay, Lovesick Girls, JUMP, BOOMBAYAH, DDU-DU DDU-DU, As If It's Your Last, Forever Young and See U Later. Each member also got their solo spotlight, Jisoo performed Earthquake and Your Love, Lisa entertained fans with New Woman and Rockstar, Jennie sang Mantra, with the IE (way up), and like JENNIE, while Rose sang her tracks 3 am, toxic till the end and APT.
After kicking off their Deadline World Tour in Goyang, South Korea, BLACKPINK is now gearing up to take the stage in major cities across the globe. The group will perform back-to-back shows in Los Angeles on July 12 and 13, followed by a concert in Chicago on July 18. Next, they'll head to Toronto for shows on July 22 and 23, and then to New York City on July 26 and 27.
The tour continues in Europe, with performances in Paris on August 2 and 3, Milan on August 6, Barcelona on August 9, and London on August 15 and 16. BLACKPINK will then travel to Tokyo for a three-day stop on January 16, 17, and 18, before wrapping up with shows in Hong Kong on January 24 and 25.
During their break from group activities, Rose, Lisa, Jennie and Jisoo focused on solo projects that helped grow their global reach. Lisa made headlines with her chart-topping single Rockstar and her role in The White Lotus.
Jennie stayed in the spotlight by ruling music charts with Like Jennie song and became a top name in fashion. Rose teamed up with Bruno Mars for a track called APT, which quickly became a fan favourite. Jisoo also acted and released a few singles.
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