Although the K-pop supergroup has yet to announce the specific tour dates and routing, their upcoming shows mark the group’s latest tour since they hit the road in support of Born Pink, which launched in 2022.

The news comes two years after Blackpink’s Born Pink tour in 2023. Since then, the members have pursued individual endeavors, including Rosé’s December 2024 album, Rosie; Lisa’s White Lotus acting debut and Alter Ego album (due February 28); Jennie’s album, Ruby (due March 7); and Jisoo’s mini album, Amortage (due February 14).

K-pop superstars BLACKPINK confirmed that they will embark on a world tour in 2025. Here’s what we know so far.

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BLACKPINK is officially making a grand return as a full group in 2025! YG Entertainment has confirmed that Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa will embark on a new world tour, marking their first major group activity since their record-breaking BORN PINK tour.

Blackpink might soon be in your area. The K-Pop supergroup confirmed they will be heading out on a world tour, posting a video on Wednesday titled, "Blackpink 2025 World Tour Teaser." The video shows the cheering crowds of Blackpink's previous packed shows.

BLACKPINK have teased a 2025 world tour. The K-pop girl group - comprising Jisoo, Lisa, Jennie and Rosé - have all embarked on solo careers, but a new trailer has confirmed the 'How You Like That' hitmakers are planning to regroup this year.