BLACKPINK surprises fans with new song JUMP during DEADLINE world tour
The teaser cuts just as Rose turns to face the camera. Bold pink text then reveals that the full music video, and likely the full single, will release at midnight ET on Friday, July 11.This marks BLACKPINK's first new release since their 2023 single 'The Girls,' created for BLACKPINK The Game. Prior to that, the quartet's 2022 album 'Born Pink' topped the Billboard 200 chart, reinforcing their global dominance.Since then, the members have been busy with individual pursuits, from solo music to fashion projects. But the band reunited in full force on Saturday (July 5) at Goyang Stadium, South Korea, where they kicked off the 'DEADLINE World Tour' and performed 'JUMP' live for the first time, and once more later in the show. Among those in attendance was BTS' J-hope, adding to the evening's buzz.Following two shows in Goyang, BLACKPINK is now set to embark on an extensive global tour throughout the remainder of 2025. Their next performances are scheduled for July 12 and 13 at Los Angeles' SoFi Stadium.Excitingly for fans, the group has also hinted that more new music is on the way. Until then, the teaser for 'JUMP' is already generating massive anticipation.- EndsMust Watch
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