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IT’S A good time to be a BLINK — in other words, a diehard fan of K-Pop superstars BLACKPINK . Last September they reunited for their second studio album ; just a few weeks ago they were announced as one of the headliner acts for Coachella 2023; and today, they’ve announced that they’re officially heading to Australia on their BORN PINK World Tour.

The most popular girl group in the world right now, BLACKPINK will be touring through Asia before making their way to Australian shores in June of 2023.

Some Australian fans may be disappointed though — because thus far, the tour is only including stops in Melbourne and Sydney.

The Australian leg of the tour will kick off with two nights at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on Saturday June 10 and Sunday June 11, followed by two nights in Sydney at Qudos Bank Arena on Friday June 16 and Saturday June 17.

Tickets are sure to be snapped up in the blink of an eye, with the BLINK membership pre-sale on February 7, the frontiertouring.com pre-sale on February 8, and general public sale on February 9.

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It's Official: K-Pop Group BLACKPINK Are Bringing Their World Tour to Australia This Winter

Attention BLACKPINK fans around Australia — and get ready for love — because 2023 just got a whole lot better. As initially announced back in 2022 and now officially locked in, the world's most successful female K-Pop group are heading Down Under this winter, hitting Australia mere months after a rather huge gig: headlining Coachella 2023 .

Last year, the dates for the [Born Pink] World Tour were unveiled in a post on Instagram, revealing that the tour was kicking off in Seoul before moving through the US and Europe. As revealed then, come June 2023, BLACKPINK will spend the final leg of the tour performing over two nights in Melbourne (Saturday, June 10–Sunday, June 11) and two nights in Sydney (Friday, June 16–Saturday, June 17).

A one-night stint in Auckland, however, has been ditched. "Due to unforeseen logistical challenges, the originally announced Auckland show will no longer be feasible," according to the tour announcement.

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BLACKPINK's two Melbourne shows will take over Rod Laver Arena, while their Sydney gigs will unleash their pink venom at Qudos Bank Arena. Fans around the rest of Australia, we bet you wanna show your BLACKPINK love, too — so you have trips to the New South Wales or Victorian capitals in your future.

The tour supports BLACKPINK's latest album BORN PINK, which released in September 2022. It also comes after 'Pink Venom' made history by becoming the biggest release by a female group or solo artist this decade. First, then tune debuted at number one on Spotify's global top songs chart. Then, it racked up over 7.9-million streams within the first 24 hours. And on YouTube, the official music video reached 100-million views quicker than any video by a female group ever, including 90.4-million views notched up in the first 24 hours.

Also the most-subscribed music act on YouTube thanks to their 84 million-plus followers, and the most- followed girl group on Spotify, BLACKPINK will head through Asia first before hitting Australia.

And if you can't make it or don't manage to nab tickets, there's always the Coachella livestream in April .

BLACKPINK [BORN PINK] WORLD TOUR AUSTRALIAN DATES:

Saturday, June 10–Sunday, June 11 — Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne Friday, June 16–Saturday, June 17 — Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney

BLACKPINK's [Born Pink] world tour heads to Australia in June 2023. The Frontier members' pre-sale runs for 24 hours — or until the allocation is all snapped up — from 11am AEDT for Sydney and 1pm AEDT f0r Melbourne on Wednesday, February 8, with general sales from 12pm AEDT for Sydney and 2pm AEDT for Melbourne on Thursday, February 9.

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Blackpink are officially bringing their mammoth world tour to Australia.

The beloved South Korean girl group will visit Melbourne and Sydney in early June for two huge arena shows in each city: first at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Saturday, June 10th and Sunday, June 11th, followed by back-to-back performances at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Friday, June 16th and Saturday, June 17th (see full details below).

Tickets go on sale to the general public for the Sydney show on Thursday, February 9th at 12pm local time, followed by the Melbourne show two hours later.

The Frontier Members pre-sale begins on Wednesday, February 8th at 11am local time for the Sydney show, followed by the Melbourne show two hours later (sign up here ).

The biggest girl group in the world are touring in support of their second studio album Born Pink , which was released last year to popular acclaim. Born Pink topped the US Billboard 200, while it also became their second consecutive album to reach number two on the ARIA Albums Chart.

Blackpink 2023 Australia Tour

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Sydney – Thursday, February 9th (12pm local time) Melbourne – Thursday, February 9th (2pm local time)

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Blackpink will be hitting the road — and catching flights — for their upcoming “Born Pink” world tour slated to begin on Oct. 15 up until June 21, 2023.

So far, the tour has announced stops in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, however additional dates will be announced. The circuit will kick off in Seoul on October 15 and 16, then the group will make their way to North America where they will perform 10 shows in seven different cities across the United States and Canada. The full initial dates are listed below.

BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT Official world tour website ▶ https://t.co/xHlSYVczWD #BLACKPINK #블랙핑크 #WORLDTOUR #BORNPINK #SCHEDULE #ANNOUNCEMENT #YG pic.twitter.com/yPJOGOjkVE — BLACKPINK GLOBAL BLINK (@ygofficialblink) August 8, 2022

To close out the year, Blackpink will visit Europe and then head to Asia and the Middle East at the top of 2023. Next summer, the group will tour Australia and New Zealand. See the full lineup of dates and cities below.

On Sunday (Aug. 7), Blackpink celebrated the band’s sixth anniversary and shared a special message of gratitude with their fans.

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In addition to the tour, the group also recently announced the Aug. 19 release of “Pink Venom,” a pre-release single for “Born Pink” the album, due sometime in September.

The “Born Pink” world tour marks the girl group’s third tour succeeding the “Blackpink” arena tour in 2018 and the “In Your Area” world tour which ran from 2018 to 2020.

Oct. 15-16 Seoul Oct. 25 Dallas Oct. 29 Houston Nov. 2 Atlanta Nov. 6-7 Hamilton Nov. 10-11 Chicago Nov. 14-15 Newark Nov. 19 Los Angeles Nov. 30 London Dec. 1 London Dec. 5 Barcelona Dec. 8 Cologne Dec. 11-12 Paris Dec. 18 Berlin Dec. 22 Amsterdam Jan. 7-8 Bangkok Jan. 13-14 Hong Kong Jan. 20 Riyadh Jan. 28 Abu Dhabi March 4 Kuala Lumpur March 11 Jakarta March 18 Kaohsiung March 25 Manila May 13 Singapore June 10-11 Melbourne June 16-17 Sydney June 21 Auckland

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BlackPink Sets ‘Born Pink’ Australia Tour

The K-pop superstars will play shows in Melbourne and Sydney.

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Australian audiences will get a taste of BlackPink’s record-busting antics when the K-pop superstars drop by mid-year for an east-coast run.

The BlackPink [Born Pink] World Tour will set down at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena for a brace of dates (June 10 and 11), followed by a pair of shows at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena (June 16 and 17).

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Born Pink went on to debut at No. 2 on the national albums survey .

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BlackPink has a special connection with this country. Rosè (aka Roseanne Park) was born in Auckland, New Zealand, and raised in Melbourne. At age 15, the world of K-pop came calling when, at her father’s suggestion, she auditioned for South Korean music company YG Entertainment.

The rest is history – and a growing list of shattered records .

Just last week, Lisa nabbed a hattrick of Guinness World Records and, earlier in the month, they were announced as headliners for Coachella 2023 — a booking that would make the quartet the first Asian act to do so.

BlackPink is currently on an extensive tour through Asia .

General public tickets for the four Australia shows go on sale next Thursday (Feb. 9).

BlackPink Australia Tour June 2023 :

June 10 — Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne June 11 — Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne June 16 — Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney June 17 — Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney

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Blackpink announces australian born pink world tour dates.

Posted by Buddy Iahn | Jan 31, 2023

Pop stars will perform in Melbourne and Sydney in June 2023

Blackpink will head Down Under for four dates on their Born Pink World Tour , presented by Frontier Touring. The K-pop superstars will perform two shows in Melbourne and Sydney this June, following US, European and Asian stops. Due to unforeseen logistical challenges, the originally announced Auckland show will no longer be feasible.

A Frontier Members presale runs for 24 hours starting Wednesday, February 8th at 11 am local time for Sydney and 1 pm local time for Melbourne. The general on sale begins Thursday, February 9th at noon local time for Sydney and at 2 pm local time for Melbourne via Frontier Touring .

Recently announced as a headliner on Coachella 2023 – alongside Frank Ocean and Bad Bunny – Blackpink is on a meteoric rise, becoming the first ever K-pop act to headline the festival. They have taken on stages around the world, including multiple sold out nights at London’s iconic O2 Arena.

Following the release of their recent single, “ Pink Venom, ” the record-breaking group made history with the biggest release by a female group or solo artist this decade. The song debuted at No.1 on Spotify’s global top songs chart and amassed over 7.9 million streams within the first 24 hours. On YouTube, the official music video reached 100 million views faster than any video by a female group ever, with 90.4 million views being within the first 24 hours. With close to 510 million views, the single was the biggest YouTube debut of 2022.

They are the most-subscribed music act on YouTube with over 84 million followers and have set two Guinness World Records including most-viewed music video within the first 24 hours of release and earned the status of most- followed girl group on Spotify.

Blackpink 2023 Australian Tour Dates:

June 10 – Melbourne @ Rod Laver Arena June 11 – Melbourne @ Rod Laver Arena June 16 – Sydney – Qudos Bank Arena June 17 – Sydney – Qudos Bank Arena

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The K-Pop superstars are heading to Melbourne for two nights only

Blackpink is coming to Melbourne's Rod Laver! Start your K-Pop engines, fire up your best singing voice, and get ready to dance the night away as the Korean megastars hit our fair city for two nights only in June.

Their 'Born Pink' world tour will tour through Asia before arriving on Australian shores. The announcement was unveiled on their Instagram page earlier this year and their epic global lineup includes two nights in Melbourne (June 10-11), two nights in Sydney (June 16-17), and one night in Auckland (June 21).

The most-subscribed music act on YouTube with over 84 million followers, t he South Korean pop megastars made a huge splash six years ago when they debuted back in August 2016 with their single album Square One , which featured smash hits ' Whistle' and ' Boombayah'.

Blackpink is the highest-charting female Korean act ever on the Billboard Hot 100, hold the record for the best-selling album by a Korean girl group of all time, and their music video for 'Ddu-Du Ddu-Du' was the first to surpass one billion views on YouTube for a Korean artist. They have since stormed stages around the world, from London's legendary O2 Arena to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Falloon and Jimmy Kimmel Live!

The Frontier Members pre-sale begins on Wednesday, February 8 (1 pm local time) and the general public sale starts on Thursday, February 9 (2 pm local time). Find out more about their upcoming 'Born Pink' world tour at the official website .

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BLACKPINK Announces Finalized Dates and Venues For 2022 World Tour "BORN PINK"

BLACKPINK has announced the finalized dates and venues for the North American and European legs of their upcoming world tour!

On September 6, YG Entertainment officially revealed the details for BLACKPINK’s 2022 tour stops for “ BORN PINK ,” which will take them to North America and Europe this year before heading to Asia, the Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand in 2023.

Notably, BLACKPINK’s schedule for the European leg of their tour has changed slightly since their initial announcement. The group has added a new city to their tour—Copenhagen, where they will perform on December 15—and changed the date of their Berlin concert to December 19 (instead of December 18, as previously scheduled).

With these new changes, BLACKPINK will be performing nine shows in seven different cities across Europe, starting with London on November 30 and December 1 before wrapping up in Amsterdam on December 22.

Meanwhile, the group will still be performing 10 shows in seven different cities across the United States and Canada this fall, as previously announced. The North American leg of their tour will kick off in Dallas on October 25 and wrap up in Los Angeles with a concert at the Banc of California Stadium on November 19.

Tickets for BLACKPINK’s North American and European concerts will open for presale on September 13 before going on sale to the general public on September 16.

Check out all of BLACKPINK’s upcoming tour stops for 2022 below!

North America

DALLAS October 25 American Airlines Arena

HOUSTON October 29 Toyota Center

ATLANTA November 2 State Farm Arena

HAMILTON November 6 and 7 FirstOntario Centre

CHICAGO November 10 and 11 United Center

NEWARK November 14 and 15 Prudential Center

LOS ANGELES November 19 Banc of California Stadium

LONDON November 30 and December 1 The O2

BARCELONA December 5 Palau Sant Jordi

COLOGNE December 8 Lanxess Arena

PARIS December 11 and 12 Accor Arena

COPENHAGEN December 15 Royal Arena

BERLIN December 19 Mercedes-Benz Arena

AMSTERDAM December 22 Ziggo Dome

Stay tuned for more information on BLACKPINK’s 2023 “BORN PINK” tour stops in Asia, the Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand!

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K-pop group BLACKPINK has announced that their Born Pink World Tour is set to hit Australia in June. The group will arrive at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena for shows on June 10 and 11, followed by a pair of shows at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on June 16 and 17.

While that will surely delight BLACKPINK devotees in Australia, the news arrives alongside a statement from promoters Frontier Touring that the “originally announced Auckland show will no longer be feasible” due to “unforeseen logistical challenges.”

Earlier this week, the superstars recently performed a special version of their latest single “Shut Down” in Paris on January 28 with award-winning Swedish violinist Daniel Lozakovich.

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The group performed the song at Le Gala des Pièces Jaunes, a charity concert organized by French first lady Brigitte Macron. The concert, which also featured performances by Pharrell Williams and Kid Cudi, among others, was also aired on television.

BLACKPINK’s “Shut Down” performance began with an orchestra performing Paganini’s violin concerto “La Campanella,” which the song notoriously samples. The girl group later appeared on stage with Lozakovich, who played the iconic classical melody while they perform.

In January, the Coachella 2023 lineup was revealed . Headliners include Bad Bunny, BLACKPINK, and Frank Ocean. Earlier that month, BLACKPINK’s hit song “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du” made history for being the first music video of a K-pop group to surpass two billion views on YouTube.

The girl group’s achievement was noted by their music label YG Entertainment on its official Twitter account on Wednesday, January 4.

The music video of “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du” features BLACKPINK members Jisoo, Jennie, Lisa, and Rosé performing the song in a variety of glamorous outfits. The single was dropped in June 2018, along with the release of their first Korean EP “Square Up.” A Japanese version of the single was released in August 2018.

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BLACKPINK Announces Born Pink World Tour, and Yes, They’re Coming to Australia

BLACKPINK fans, you’re in for a real treat.

After the K-pop band announced their new single and their Born Pink album, which is set to release next month, they decided to drop one more bombshell on their fans.

The popular girl group are set to perform in Australia and New Zealand, as part of their Born Pink world tour .

The dates were announced in an Instagram post this week, revealing that the tour will kick off in Seoul before the group travels to the US and Europe.

Then, in June 2023, BLACKPINK will perform in Melbourne on June 10 and 11, Sydney on June 16 and 17 and then one night in Auckland (June 21).

Information on where to get tickets has not been released, but keep checking back because we’ll update this story as soon as know more.

The Born Pink world tour will see Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa take the stage and belt out some of their most loved songs.

The concert is set to be huge, with their record label YG Entertainment saying it’s “the largest world tour in the history of a K-pop girl group”.

Speaking to Rolling Stone , Jisoo shared how she feels about performing live.

“I think it’s different for the other members: They love to receive the spotlight, feeling energised by the people who come to see us, and then getting a bit depressed when the stage is over and silence arrives. I’m a little different. When I’m onstage, I think about not making mistakes. Performing sometimes feels more like a test than something genuinely fun.”

BLACKPINK’s Australasian tour dates:

10 June: Melbourne, Australia
11 June: Melbourne, Australia
16 June: Sydney, Australia
17 June: Sydney, Australia
21 June: Auckland, New Zealand

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K-Pop force BLACKPINK have confirmed an Australian tour with two Melbourne dates at yet to be unspecified venues.

One of the biggest K-Pop acts, BLACKPINK, have announced via their social channels that they’ll be coming to Melbourne for two live concerts as part of a seemingly four-date Australian tour, which will also feature a performance in Auckland. With venues still to be announced, we’ll have to wait and see exactly what details follow.

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BLACKPINK ANNOUNCE [BORN PINK] WORLD TOUR WILL LAND IN AUSTRALIA IN JUNE 2023

BLACKPINK AUSTRALIA TOUR JUNE 2023 Presented by Frontier Touring

FRONTIER MEMBERS PRE-SALE  Via frontiertouring.com/blackpink SYDNEY | Runs 24 hours from: Wednesday 8 February (11am local time) MELBOURNE | Runs 24 hours from: Wednesday 8 February (1pm local time) or until pre-sale allocation exhausted  

GENERAL PUBLIC ON SALE SYDNEY | Begins: Thursday 9 February (12pm local time) MELBOURNE | Begins: Thursday 9 February (2pm local time)

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In 2016, BLACKPINK took its first steps toward K-pop greatness. Thanks to YG Entertainment, members Kim Jisoo, Jennie Kim, Roseanne Park, and Lalisa Manobal joined together to create what would become one of the most popular girl groups in South Korean music.

BLACKPINK’s talents in hip-hop and dance-pop helped the all-female squad get ahead early.

BLACKPINK kicked things off with its album Square One. Featuring songs “Whistle” and “Boombayah,” Square One reinvented typical K-pop elements with an edgier trap-style energy. Eventually, this would become BLACKPINK’s signature sound.

“Whistle” and “Boombayah” left lasting impressions not only in South Korea, but in the U.S. as well. Following its swift climb up the charts, BLACKPINK released Square Two in late 2016. Square Two was a massive success thanks to the tracks “Playing with Fire” and “Stay.” Soon enough, BLACKPINK became the first K-pop girl group to land on the Canadian music charts.

The group’s next single “As If It’s Your Last” hit the airwaves in 2017 and paved the way for a stellar Japanese debut. The group’s self-titled EP included re-recorded Japanese versions of previous songs. After soaring to the top of Japan’s charts, the group followed up in 2018 with Re:BLACKPINK, a re-release of the EP which included both Korean- and Japanese-language versions of each track.

BLACKPINK’s rise took the ultimate turn with its 2018 EP Square Up. International hit single “DDU-DU DDU-DU” was the perfect example of high-energy “K-trap.” The song’s accompanying music video became one of the most-watched K-pop videos on YouTube, with over one billion views. It was no surprise the track also landed BLACKPINK a coveted spot on the Billboard Hot 100, a first for any all-female K-pop group.

The band’s worldwide popularity shifted as they sealed a deal with Interscope/Universal. Later in 2018, a highly-anticipated collaboration alongside popstar and label partner Dua Lipa on “Kiss and Make Up” set BLACKPINK up for more global success. After the song left a memorable mark on the U.S. and U.K. charts, the girl group released another Japanese-language compilation titled BLACKPINK in Your Area.

In 2019, the K-pop quartet expanded its discography with another top-notch EP. Kill This Love set the tone for the band’s upcoming worldwide debut. BLACKPINK’s next single “How You Like That” was its seventh track to climb high on the global charts, proving the band was an international force to be reckoned with.

In addition to Dua Lipa, the group worked closely with pop phenoms like Lady Gaga on “Sour Candy” and Selena Gomez on “Ice Cream.” By securing these collabs, the K-pop band set the standard for their full-length debut.

Due to long-lasting success, BLACKPINK embarked on numerous tours. A string of arena performances from 2018 to 2020 spanned across the globe and kept the band’s popularity at an all-time high. Dedicated fans saw the all-female quartet up close and personal as it put on a must-see show.

2020’s The Album was BLACKPINK’s first full-length studio album, with eight high-energy tracks – including “Bet You Wanna,” featuring rapper Cardi B. With this collaboration and more dance-pop vibes, The Album cemented next-level acclaim among fans and fellow musicians. The LP took well-deserved top spots in countries like South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S.

BLACKPINK’s sophomore album Born Pink took the world by storm in 2022. No one could deny its power, especially after the release of lead single “Pink Venom.” Other favorites like “Shut Down” helped Born Pink set more records for the K-pop genre. In its first week, the LP hit number one in the U.S.

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The concert was more than I ever imagined! I love the group, I love the girls, I love the songs and dances!!! The experience was unforgettable beacuse I enjoy listening to their music nonstop and now i saw and heard all songs live! I am so lucky!

But my experience before the concert was a disaster... The thibgs started with the endless queue for merchedinse. I waited for two hours and in the end they told me the lightsticks were sold out? That was so disappointing for me and all people in the queue. Also, yes it was long queue but there were not ever a barricades or anything to keep the lines from queue passing!!! So many people just came and went in the front adn nobody can say anything because they do not have proofe.

Another thing, when the doors opened at 18:30-18:40 nobody entered because the crawd( it was not even a queue) was not even moving a meter! Then the concert started 40mins later because the entering was not orgainsed at all! I am absolutely disappointed by the organisation but at least I tried my best to enjoy the show and one of my favourite groups!

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I love BLACKPINK, they are my favorite Kpop band so I wish they have a online concert. My Second favorite is BTS I wish there concert because I was not up at 5am Plus my friend is a big army so I didn’t want to watch the concert without her. Twice is my 3rd favorite because there song have a catchy tune, also I call my neighbor TT witch is my favorite Twice song. TXT is my 4th favorite because they have some great song and some songs I just don’t like as much. GOT7 is my 5th favorite I got into GOT7 because of there song Just Right. Red Velvet is my 6th favorite because I loved the style and there voices. And there are so many more bands I love but I just can’t write all of them down. So I love ㅏㅔㅐㅔ!

Please come to New Jersey!!!!!! I LOVE YOU GUYS SOOOO MUCH!!! I LOOK UP TO YOU GUYS IN EVERY WAY!!!!! YOU GUYS ARE SO TALENTED PLEASE COME TO NJ!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I LOVE YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Je suis tellement contente qu'elles passent à l'accord aréna en plus cette salle se trouve dans la ville de Nanterre et non à Paris et j'abite à Nanterre le seul bemole est le prix car cela rique de coûter cher je pense 80 euros le billet le moins cher et aussi trouver un billet ça ça va être très compliqué mais bon J'adore les blackpink elles sont ma passion ma motivation mon sourire mon bonheur mon remonte moral et tous ce qu il y a de meilleur dans la vie alors je leurs souhaite une belle carrière et une belle vie heureuse pour les remercié et je ferais tous pour venir les voir à leur concert

I WENT TO A BLACKPINK CONCERT IT WAS THE BEST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE I WILL NEVER EVER FORGET IT❤️ IM A HUGEEEEEEEEEEEEE BLINK. THEIR MUSIC JUST MAKES ME SO HAPPY AND CHEERFUL IM DEALING WITH SO MUCH IN MY LIFE BUT BLACKPINK HAS MADE IT SO EASY FOR ME AND I DON'T KNOW WHAT I WOULD DO WITHOUT THEM I LOVE BLACKPINK SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH UR THE BEST ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Wow this concert was absolutely amazing. It’s so much better than I expected. I knew it was going to be great but wow... it was amazing. The atmosphere of the concert was outstanding. Even when they just put music videos on at the start everyone was screaming to them. The girls were so nice and were very interactive with the audience. My dad who doesn’t like Kpop enjoyed the concert as well. I’d really recommend seeing this concert.

Omg this show in london was amazing. The energy and atmosphere stay alive all night making the concert fun all the way through. each member did so well as well as jennie, the videos of her being lazy completely cancel out as she was energetic the whole night. they interact with the audience and not just sing and dance. They are so cute and make it enjoyable all the way through. Jisoo is also the cutest thing ever you have to see her live

Blackpink can you please come to Indiana I have been with you guys since your first released song and I would love to come to one of your concerts. You guys are my #1 favorite song artist of all time and it would be a dream come true to come to a concert of yours. I have never been to a concert before and I would love for one of blackpink's concerts to be my first concert <3

It was my first BlackPink concert and I can say that they are truly the best and hottest girlgroup ever. The concert was full with excitement and emotions. Everyone had so much fun and the girls too. They rocked the show by their amazing looks, singing skills, rapping skills, dancing skills and I hope they will come again to Berlin!

LOVE YOU BLACKPINK!!!

YAY FINALLY THEY'RE COMING TO NEW ZEALAND!!! FOR THE FIRST TIME AND THE FIRST KPOP BAND WE'VE GOTTEN IN YEARS!! We hardly never get any kpop idols/bands that come to our country because we're a small country:( Ahhh im so happy and excited!! Im glad that jennie and rose never forgot their new zealand roots and where they use to live:)

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BLACKPINK [BORN PINK] WORLD TOUR AUSTRALIA 2023

Global superstars BLACKPINK announce details of their Australian tour. BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] lands down under after an epic run through North America and Europe in 2022, kicking off with two nights at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 June, and followed by back-to-back shows at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Friday 16 and Saturday 17 June. The most popular girl group on the planet, BLACKPINK tour in support of the band’s second studio album BORN PINK, released late last year to global acclaim.

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Blackpink Announces ‘Born Pink’ Tour Dates, Plots Largest World Tour in the History of a K-Pop Girl Group

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Blackpink are launching into their comeback era at full speed with the announcement of Born Pink , the 36-date world tour that aims to be the “largest world tour in the history of a K-pop girl group,” according to the pop phenomenon’s management company YG Entertainment. They also announced the release date for their upcoming LP, also named Born Pink . The album arrives on Sept. 16.

The expansive tour will launch on Oct. 15 in Seoul before Blackpink makes their way to Dallas and Houston. November will see the group performing in Atlanta, Hamilton, Chicago, Newark, Los Angeles, and London before making December stops in Barcelona, Cologne, Paris, Berlin, and Amsterdam.

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Blackpink recently made their musical return with “ Pink Venom ,” their first official single since the release of The Album in 2020. After some time holed up in the studio, Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa will release their sophomore album ahead of the tour launch, getting back into the flow of stardom.

“I love to perform, but I don’t always enjoy being part of the spotlight,” Jisoo shared in Blackpink’s candid Rolling Stone cover story . “I think it’s different for the other members: They love to receive the spotlight, feeling energized by the people who come to see us, and then getting a bit depressed when the stage is over and silence arrives. I’m a little different. When I’m onstage, I think about not making mistakes. Performing sometimes feels more like a test than something genuinely fun.”

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BLACKPINK Tour Dates October 25 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center October 29 – Houston, TX @ Toyota Center November 2 – Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena November 6 – Hamilton, ON @ FirstOntario Centre November 7 – Hamilton, ON @ FirstOntario Centre November 10 – Chicago, IL @ United Center November 11 – Chicago, IL @ United Center November 14 – Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center November 15 – Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center November 19 – Los Angeles, CA @ Banc of California Stadium November 30 – London, UK @ The O2 December 1 – London, UK @ The O2 December 5 – Barcelona, ES @ Palau Sant Jordi December 8 – Cologne, DE @ Lanxess Arena December 11 – Paris, FR @ Accor Arena December 12 – Paris, FR @ Accor Arena December 15 – Copenhagen, DK @ Royal Arena December 19 – Berlin, DE @ Mercedes-Benz Arena December 22 – Amsterdam, NL @ Ziggo Dome

This story was updated on Aug. 10 to add the release date of Born Pink.

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Here are all the biggest concerts, tours and festivals coming to Australia in 2025

Childish Gambino, Billie Eilish, NIKI and more are gearing up for shows in Australia

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2024 has already been a mammoth year for new music in Australia, with fans treated to new albums from some of the biggest stars both at home and abroad. Thankfully, the busy release schedule has translated to an equally stacked touring calendar, as the first half of 2024 alone saw everyone from SZA to Fred Again.. and Bring Me The Horizon head Down Under for unmissable shows. Find more info on 2024 concerts and tours in Australia here.

As the upcoming year proves, these acts were merely a taste of the greatness yet to come. If you thought this year’s touring calendar was bustling, then it’s time to purchase a new diary, with hot-ticket events filling out much of 2025. From the massive stadium tours of international pop acts to the long-awaited return of star-studded festivals, here’s our rolling list of all the biggest concerts, tours and fests hitting Australia throughout 2025.

Here are the concerts, tours and festivals coming to Australia in 2025:

You Me At Six Dates: January 24 – January 31

In what will mark their final Australian tour, beloved British rockers You Me At Six will bring their farewell tour to Brisbane , Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. News of the two-date run comes off the announcement of You Me At Six’s split after 20 years as a band, and fans will get their final fix with a decades-spanning, two-hour setlist.Holding Absence will join You Me At Six for their Australian shows.

Find tickets for You Me At Six’s 2025 Australia tour here.

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Childish Gambino: The New World Tour Dates: February 1 – February 11

Fresh off the surprise release of ‘Atavista’ – a reimagination of his 2020 album ‘ 3.15.20.’ – Childish Gambino has locked in a string of Australian shows for February. Joined on all dates by Amaarae , Donald Glover will perform at Brisbane Entertainment Centre (February 1), Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena (February 4) and Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne (February 7 and 8), concluding the run on February 11 at Perth’s RAC Arena.

Heading Down Under for the first time since 1987, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark will make their triumphant return in February. Celebrating their 45th anniversary, the electro-synth band’s seven-date tour will include a career-spanning setlist of both their ’80s hits and tracks from their most recent album, ‘Bauhaus Staircase’.

OMD kick off the tour at Perth’s Red Hill Auditorium on February 12, before two back-to-back shows at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney from February 15. OMD will then take to Adelaide Entertainment Centre on February 18, ahead of two sets at Melbourne’s Palais Theatre on February 20 and February 21. The final tour date is slated for February 23 at Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall.

Find tickets for Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark’s 2025 Australia tour here.

Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour Dates: February 18 – March 8

Fresh off her critically acclaimed third album ‘ Hit Me Hard and Soft ’, Billie Eilish will bring the namesake tour to Australia throughout February and March 2025. The anti-pop prodigy will perform three shows at Brisbane Entertainment Centre from February 18 to February 21, before embarking on a four-date run at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena from February 24 to February 28. Eilish rounds out her Australian tour with four shows at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena from March 4 to March 8.

The tour is sold out, but you can find info on Billie Eilish’s 2025 Australia tour here .

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Chris Stapleton: Chris Stapleton’s All-American Roadshow Goes Down Under Dates: February 25 – March 7

Chris Stapleton ’s debut Australian tour kicks off at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena with back-to-back shows from February 25, with additional dates slated for Brisbane Entertainment Centre on February 28 and March 1. Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena will then host the country star’s shows on March 4 and March 5. Stapleton’s All-American Roadshow has so far taken him to venues in Canada, the UK and the US, and comes off the back of his 2023 Grammy -nominated album, ‘Higher’. He’ll be joined on all dates by blues rocker Marcus King.

The tour is sold out, but you can find info on Chris Stapleton’s 2025 Australia tour here.

NIKI Dates: March 5 – March 13

As part of what will be her biggest headline tour to date, NIKI will embark on a four-date tour of Australia next March in support of her upcoming third studio album ‘Buzz’. While venues have not yet been announced, the Indonesian singer-songwriter has locked in dates for Perth (March 5), Brisbane (March 7), and Sydney (March 9), with a final show slated for Melbourne on March 13. ‘Buzz’, the follow-up to 2022’s ‘ Nicole ’, will arrive on August 9, and has spawned the single ‘Too Much Of A Good Thing’ .

Find info on NIKI’s 2025 Australia tour here.

Roxette: Roxette In Concert Dates: March 5 – March 16

It’s been nine years since Roxette last visited Australia, and the Swedish pop rockers are making up for lost time with a national Australian tour next March. Roxette will make their long-awaited return with a performance at Kings Park and Botanic Garden in Perth on March 5, before a show at Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena on March 7. The following two nights, the duo will take to Sydney’s ICC Theatre (March 8) and Win Entertainment Centre in Wollongong (March 9), with Adelaide Entertainment Centre and Hobart’s MyState Bank Arena rounding out the jaunt on March 11 and March 13, respectively.

Roxette’s Australian tour also includes two shows as part of A Day On The Green 2025 , where they’ll take to the festival stage for dates in the Hunter Valley (March 15) and Mount Cotton (March 16). Roxette will be joined on all dates by Boom Crash Opera , with Jon Stevens sharing the stage for their A Day On The Green sets and the Perth show.

Find tickets for Roxette’s 2025 Australia tour here.

Cigarettes After Sex: X’s World Tour Dates: March 11 – March 17

Coming in support of their upcoming third studio album ‘X’s’, Cigarettes After Sex ’s Australian tour includes dates in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. The dream pop band will take to Rod Laver Arena for two nights on March 11 and 12, before two sold-out shows at the ICC Theatre in Sydney on March 14 and 15. Cigarettes After Sex will conclude the Australian run at Brisbane Entertainment Centre on March 17. ‘X’s’ – which has so far been previewed by singles ‘Tejano Blue’ and ‘Dark Vacay’ – is set for release on July 12, 2024.

Find tickets for Cigarettes After Sex’s 2025 Australia tour here.

CMC Rocks QLD 2025 Dates: March 21 – March 23

After a mammoth 2024 edition that featured sets from the likes of Lainey Wilson, Chris Young, and Casey Barnes , CMC Rocks QLD will continue its run as Australia’s biggest country music festival with a three-day event in March. The 2025 edition will return to its home of Willowbank Raceway in Ipswich, Queensland, promising a lineup of seasoned legends, rising stars and unmissable homegrown talent. CMC Rocks’ 2025 lineup will be revealed later this year.

Find info on CMC Rocks 2025 here.

Knotfest Australia 2025

Knotfest’s 2025 edition will include a headlining performance from festival creators Slipknot, who are marking their 25th anniversary . While official dates and venues for 2025 have yet to be announced, the 2024 edition was staged in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in March with headliners Pantera , Lamb of God and Disturbed . Punters who had tickets to Knotfest 2024 will have exclusive access to the first release of tickets for Knotfest 2025, which is the festival’s third Australian edition, having made its debut Down Under in 2023 .

Stay up to date on Knotfest Australia 2025 here.

With reporting by Tom Disalvo.

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