BLACKPINK has expanded their DEADLINE world tour by adding two new Asian stops, Singapore on November 28, and Hong Kong on January 26, 2026.
On September 19, the group’s management, YG Entertainment , said these extra dates come after the initial shows sold out quickly and fans kept asking for more performances.
BLACKPINK members, Lisa, Jisoo, Rosé, and Jennie, took a break after historic shows at London’s Wembley’s Stadium on August 15-16. They will resume their record-breaking tour in Asia in October and follow it up with an album release in November.
BLACKPINK World Tour ‘DEADLINE’ in Asia
Fans across continents made their interest clear. The originally planned dates sold out fast, and fans flooded official channels asking for more shows. The new schedule for BLACKPINK DEADLINE world tour is as follows
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- Venue: Kaohsiung National Stadium
- Dates: October 18–19, 2025
Bangkok, Thailand
- Venue: Rajamangala National Stadium
- Dates: October 24–26, 2025
Jakarta, Indonesia
- Venue: Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium
- Dates: November 1–2, 2025
Bulacan, Philippines
- Venue: Philippine Arena
- Dates: November 22–23, 2025 .
Note: This is an indoor arena with a stadium-like capacity.
Singapore
- Venue: National Stadium
- Dates: November 28–30, 2025
Newly Added: November 28 show announced on September 19.
Tokyo, Japan
- Venue: Tokyo Dome
- Dates: January 16–18, 2026
Hong Kong
- Venue: Kai Tak Stadium
- Dates: January 24–26, 2026
Newly Added: January 26 show announced on September 19.
Strong Fan Turnout at Home and Abroad
BLACKPINK stirred a storm with the opening of their world tour in Goyang, South Korea on July 5-6. Over those two nights, about 78,000 fans showed up, making it one of the tour’s most memorable openings.
In North America, they made history at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium by being the first girl group ever to sell out two consecutive nights there. Nearly 100K fans attended across both shows. Their shows in Toronto and Paris also had over 100,000 fans in attendance. They attracted around 70,000 BLINKs in New York and London. Over 50,000 people attended their concerts in Chicago, Milan, and Barcelona.
At every venue, fans arrived hours early, waving light sticks, singing along from the start, and crowding around iconic stadiums. The energy was described as “electric,” particularly in major stops like Goyang and Los Angeles.
‘DEADLINE’ is BLACKPINK’s Biggest Tour Yet
The DEADLINE tour is BLACKPINK’s third world tour, and it’s also their first stadium-only tour. With 33 shows across Asia, North America, and Europe, the tour will finish in Hong Kong on January 26, 2026.
Adding Singapore and Hong Kong extends the Asia leg and gives more fans a chance to see them live. The group has performed at major venues already, including SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles), Stade de France (Paris), Wembley Stadium (London), and Goyang Stadium (South Korea).
Fan Reactions & Tour Highlights
At Goyang, fans lined up early in big numbers despite the summer heat. The stage show included solo performances and new songs, including their debut of “JUMP.” Fans at SoFi were similarly excited, not just seeing biggest hits, but also experiencing high production value and vocal performances. The two-night SoFi run set records for both BLACKPINK and the venue.
These new dates reflect both the demand and the group’s continuing global reach. With 20 performances in eight Asian cities alone, the Asia leg will be one of the biggest parts of DEADLINE.
Meanwhile, BLACKPINK will continue their tour in Kaohsiung on October 18-19, and for ticket info, stay tuned to YG Entertainment’s official channels.
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