Blackpink’s 2025 World Tour: K-Pop Giants to Headline Wembley, Tokyo Dome in Landmark Shows

Blackpink’s 2025 World Tour: Historic Wembley Show Caps K-Pop Quartet’s 10-City Stadium Run

You could almost hear the collective gasp from BLINKs worldwide when Blackpink dropped their 2025 tour dates this week. Let’s be real: We’ve all felt the absence. Since their last group bow at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome in September 2023—a night where fireworks lit up the sky like Jisoo’s sequined stage outfits—the quartet’s solo ventures have dominated headlines. But now, they’re back, louder than Lisa’s bass drops, ready to turn stadiums into “Boombayah” battlegrounds.

Kicking off July 5–6 at Goyang Stadium in Seoul, the tour zigzags across 10 cities, including SoFi Stadium in LA (July 12) and Wembley in London (Aug. 15)—a first for any K-pop girl group. And let’s not gloss over that Tokyo Dome three-nighter in January 2026. “We’ve got to do some more damage,” Rosé recently teased to The Cut, her voice crackling with the same rebellious energy that made “Kill This Love” a global anthem.

Why This Tour Feels Like Lightning in a Bottle
Picture this: The synth-heavy intro of “DDU-DU DDU-DU” roaring through Wembley’s 90,000-capacity stands, fans’ lightsticks flickering like a galaxy of pink stars. It’s not just a concert; it’s a cultural reset. And the numbers don’t lie. Their 2022–2023 Born Pink tour grossed a staggering $148.3 million , proving that even amid solo projects—Lisa’s The White Lotus gig, Jennie’s collab with Doechii, Jisoo’s Valentine’s Day EP Amortage—Blackpink’s collective power remains untouchable.

Tickets? They drop Feb. 27 via Live Nation. Mark your calendars, but maybe set a reminder too—these shows will vanish faster than Lisa’s rap verses.

Tour Dates Table

This isn’t just a tour—it’s a victory lap. From Seoul’s neon-lit streets to Wembley’s hallowed grounds, Blackpink isn’t just playing shows; they’re rewriting the playbook for girl groups in the 21st century. And if you’re still doubting their staying power? Well, as Jennie might say: “You better run, run, run.”