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Born Pink World Tour
World tour by Blackpink
Born Pink World Tour logo
Location
  • Asia
  • Europe
  • North America
  • Oceania
Associated albumBorn Pink
Start dateOctober 15, 2022 (2022-10-15)
End dateSeptember 17, 2023 (2023-09-17)
Legs11
No. of shows66
Attendance1.8 million
Box office$331.8 million
Blackpink concert chronology

The Born Pink World Tour was the second worldwide concert tour by South Korean girl group Blackpink in support of their second studio album Born Pink (2022). The tour began on October 15, 2022, in Seoul, South Korea, and a stadium encore tour began on July 15, 2023, in Saint-Denis, France. The tour concluded on September 17, 2023, in Seoul, South Korea, comprising 66 concerts in 22 countries. The Born Pink World Tour ranked at number ten on Billboard's 2023 Year End Top 40 Tours chart worldwide, with a worldwide gross of $148.3 million from 29 reported shows, breaking the record for the highest-grossing concert tour by a female group. In total, the tour was attended by 1.8 million people, making it the most-attended concert tour by a K-pop girl group.

Background

On July 6, 2022, YG Entertainment confirmed that Blackpink would release new music and embark on the largest world tour by a K-pop girl group in history later in the year.[1] On July 31, it was revealed that the group's second Korean studio album Born Pink would be released in September, followed by the world tour starting in October.[2] On August 8, Blackpink announced 36 shows from October 2022 to June 2023 spanning Asia, North America, Europe, and Oceania, with more dates to be added in the future.[3][4] On September 6, the group unveiled the dates and venues for the North American and European legs of the tour.[5] On October 6, Blackpink released two teaser images of the tour's visual setup, one featuring a black space with clouds of white smoke, and the other featuring a garden-like setting.[6] The tour opened with two concerts on October 15 and 16, 2022, at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, South Korea, which were attended by over 20,000 people.[7] On October 28, the group revealed the dates and venues for the Asian leg of the tour.[8] They announced four dome concerts in two cities in Japan, Tokyo and Osaka, on December 7.[9] On January 9, 2023, Blackpink announced four additional shows for the Asian leg of the tour in Singapore, Macau and Kaohsiung.[10] On January 31, Blackpink announced ticketing details for the concerts in Australia and that the originally announced Auckland concert was no longer feasible due to "unforeseen logistical challenges."[11] It was also announced that Blackpink would tour for the first time in Mexico City.[12] As part of the encore leg of the tour, Blackpink announced a stadium concert in Paris on March 23,[13] and several stadium concerts in United States on April 16.[14] On June 26, the group announced two shows in Hanoi on July 29 and 30, before their United States encore shows.[15] On August 16, the finale shows in Seoul were announced.[16]

Production

The O2 Arena in London during Blackpink's concert

According to the tour's creative director Amy Bowerman, the show was conceived as a celebration of Blackpink's dual identity, as well as the individuality of the members.[17] Split into four acts, the first act takes place in an enchanted garden and showcases Blackpink's "pink" side. Bowerman described it as a "woodland, nymph-esque world where it's very flirty and feminine." However, certain scenes hint at the group's darker side, with grotesque floral imagery such as a lily leaking metallic liquid and higher-energy music. The second act leans more into the mature aspect of Blackpink, featuring a "heavy monochrome that's very harsh and powerful." The lead single of Born Pink, "Pink Venom", was intended to be the focal point of the show; at the end of the second act, it serves as the turning point at which the color pink first appears in the production and is used heavily thereafter. The third act highlights each member as an individual with solo performances and a "weird trippy mix" of colors. The fourth and final act celebrates Blackpink's concept of duality as a whole, with imagery of dichotomies such as water and earth or fire and ice featured prominently.[18][19][20]

To produce the Born Pink World Tour, YG Entertainment approached Ceremony London—a visual production company that previously worked with artists such as Post Malone, Rina Sawayama, Holly Humberstone and Dua Lipa—providing the music and choreography of Born Pink in order to do so.[21] The production was ultimately a multilateral, collaborative effort between YG Entertainment's fully-female production team,[18] the group's American band and music director, and Ceremony London. Bowerman described the evolution of the show's concept as an "organic" process. Blackpink themselves were heavily involved in the show's planning and provided their input, especially regarding the set list. As they rehearsed for the tour, they determined which songs fit together and when, resulting in changes to the visuals, movements, and stage; however, "Pink Venom" remained the show's focal point. Fan interactions were also considered during the development of the show, with time allotted for Blackpink to spend engaging with their fans, called "Blinks".[19]

Concert synopsis

The show begins with a video interlude depicting Blackpink in an enchanted garden, after which the group rises from above the stage. Blackpink performs their harder-hitting songs "How You Like That", "Pretty Savage", and "Whistle", after which they introduce themselves and interact with the audience. The next portion of the setlist showcases the group's softer side with the songs "Don't Know What to Do" and "Lovesick Girls". The members then depart the stage for a costume change.

The second act of the concert begins with a black-and-white video interlude of Blackpink in a dystopian setting. They return to the stage with "Kill This Love", followed by "Crazy Over You", "Playing with Fire", "Tally", and "Pink Venom". Afterward, the members depart for a costume change, while the dancers participate in a dance circle onstage and the touring band plays guitar, bass, drum, and keyboard solos. The third act of the concert features solo performances by the members, each preceded by backdrops with their names on the main stage screen. Jisoo commences with a cover of Camila Cabello's "Liar", which is replaced by her song "Flower" from the Tokyo shows onwards. Jennie is next, performing her song "You & Me" as a partnered dance with dimmed lighting and a backdrop of their projected silhouettes. The third solo performance is by Rosé, who sings her songs "Hard to Love" and "On the Ground". Finally, Lisa performs a shortened version of her song "Lalisa" followed by her song "Money", which includes a pole dance routine and an extended dance break.

Blackpink performing "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" with backup dancers

After another video interlude, Blackpink returns as a group for the fourth act of the concert and performs "Shut Down" and "Typa Girl". The members then pause to interact with the audience and teach the key choreography for the next song, "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du", whose performance features an extended dance break. The last song of the act is "Forever Young", after which Blackpink bids their goodbyes and departs the stage. However, Blackpink returns for an encore in casual shirts and sweatshirts from their tour's merchandise line. They perform "Yeah Yeah Yeah" and "Stay", taking different sides of the stage to dance with the audience and play with the cameras. Blackpink ends with "As If It's Your Last" and says a final goodbye before exiting the stage.[22]

The encore stadium shows in France and the United States feature a completely revamped setlist and stage design which was first performed on the group's headlining appearances at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and British Summer Time Hyde Park. The majority of the video interludes are absent from the show. "Pink Venom" starts off the new setlist with an explosive extended intro involving the backup dancers. "Pretty Savage" features a new chair dance break, after which Blackpink performs "Kick It" while sitting. For her solo stage, Jennie performs a remixed version of "You & Me" followed by her song "Solo". Jisoo performs her song "All Eyes on Me" followed by a shortened version of "Flower". Rosé performs a shortened version of her song "Gone" followed by "On the Ground". Lisa performs an explicit version of "Money" with an extended dance break. The performance of "Typa Girl" includes new choreography involving giant feathers and a new extended intro. The show ends with a series of fireworks as the members thank the audience and depart.[23]

Reception

Tamar Herman of Variety praised Blackpink's energy and connection with fans, writing that each member "vacillated throughout the show between a sense of exuberance and pure intensity" and explained that they. "hit their marks sometimes with intense fierceness and at others grinning while pulling another member towards the camera to do their part when they were busy playing with fans."[24] Reviewing the Dallas show, Consequence highlighted the group's impact "could be clocked before you even entered the building."[25]

Writing for Evening Standard, Ali Shutler rated the tour five out of five stars, calling it "cherry-picked from a range of familiar genres to create something fresh and throughout the show, it felt like the four performers continued pop's long-standing legacy of girl power".[26] Likewise The Telegraph, Neil McCormick gave the same concerts four out of five stars, calling it "extraordinary".[27] Alexis Petridis of The Guardian and Rhian Daly of NME gave the tour four out of five stars, with the former regarding it as "exceptionally well made and high-impact."[28] and the latter called the show "the largest of its kind for a girl group in K-pop history."[29]

On the other hand, Le Parisien called the group's concert at Stade de France the "worst international concert this summer", writing that "Just because audiences filled the State De France doesn't mean the performance is good," criticizing the choreography for being "too textbook" and that "the members would often walk in front of each other due to miscommunication".[30]

Accolades

Year Ceremony Category Result Ref.
2023 Billboard Music Awards Top K-Pop Touring Artist Won [31]
2024 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards Favorite Ticket of the Year Nominated [32]

Commercial performance

The Born Pink World Tour drew 1.8 million attendees in total, making it the most-attended concert tour by a K-pop girl group.[33] The attendees included 55,000 people in Seoul, 540,000 people in North America, 215,000 people in Europe, 900,000 in Asia, 50,000 in Oceania, and 40,000 in the Middle East.[34] Blackpink ranked at number ten on Billboard's 2023 Year End Top 40 Tours chart and led the ranking of top K-pop tours of the year.[35] The group grossed $148.3 million and sold 703,000 tickets from only 29 out of 66 shows, as the group's Asian shows were not reported to Billboard.[36] With this, they broke the record held by Spice Girls' Spice World – 2019 Tour, which grossed $78.2 million, for the highest-grossing concert tour by a female group.[37]

On Pollstar's year-end report of the top 200 worldwide tours of 2022, Blackpink grossed $12.6 million and sold 47,362 tickets from only four reported shows in two cities.[38] Two of the four reported shows were held at Prudential Center in Newark, which grossed $6,595,517 and sold 23,928 tickets.[39] On Pollstar's mid-year report of the top 100 worldwide tours from November 2022 to May 2023, Blackpink grossed $21,363,484 and sold 128,845 tickets from only three reported shows.[40] Two of the three reported shows were held at Foro Sol in Mexico City, which grossed $19,938,131 and sold 113,498 tickets.[41] On Pollstar's year-end report of the top 200 worldwide tours of 2023, Blackpink grossed $61,468,319 and sold 299,080 tickets from only twelve reported shows in nine cities, leading the ranking of top K-pop tours of the year.[42] In North America specifically, they grossed $46,714,227 and sold 203,964 tickets from only five reported shows in three cities.[43] These included the two shows at Foro Sol in Mexico City, as well as two shows at the Banc of California Stadium in Los Angeles, which grossed $15,346,966 and sold 46,295 tickets.[44]

Blackpink set numerous venue-based records throughout the Born Pink World Tour. In North America, they became the first girl group to perform at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Oracle Park in San Francisco, and Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.[34] Blackpink was the third female act after Beyoncé and Taylor Swift to sell out back-to-back shows at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford.[45] They were also the first K-pop act to perform at a stadium in Mexico. Blackpink became the first K-pop girl group to perform at a stadium in Europe with their concert at Stade de France in Saint-Denis. In Asia, they became the first K-pop act to perform at stadiums in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam, and the first female act to perform at National Stadium in Bangkok. Blackpink also broke the record for the highest attendance for a concert by a K-pop act in Singapore. In the Middle East, they were first K-pop act to perform at Etihad Park in Abu Dhabi and the first girl group to perform at BLVD International Festival in Riyadh.[34] With their finale shows, Blackpink became the first girl group to hold a solo concert at Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul as well.[46]

Set list

The first setlist is from the show at KSPO Dome in Seoul, South Korea, on October 16, 2022; the second set list is from the show at Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Japan, on April 8, 2023; the third set list is from the show at Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on May 27, 2023; the fourth set list is from the encore show at Stade de France in Paris, France on July 15, 2023; the fifth set list is from the show at Mỹ Đình National Stadium in Hanoi, Vietnam on July 29, 2023; the sixth set list is from the encore show at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on August 11, 2023; and the seventh set list is from the finale show at Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul. They are not intended to represent all shows throughout the tour.

Setlist in Seoul through Manila

Act 1
The Enchanted Garden Interlude
1. "How You Like That"
2. "Pretty Savage"
3. "Whistle" (shortened)
4. "Don't Know What to Do"
5. "Lovesick Girls"

Act 2
Interlude I (contains elements of "Kill This Love")
6. "Kill This Love"
7. "Crazy Over You"
8. "Playing with Fire" (shortened)
9. "Tally"
10. "Pink Venom" (extended)

Act 3 – Solos
Interlude II
11. "Liar" (Camila Cabello cover) (Jisoo solo)
12. "You & Me" (Jennie solo)
13. "Hard to Love" (Rosé solo; shortened)
14. "On the Ground" (Rosé solo; shortened)
15. "Lalisa" (Lisa solo; shortened)
16. "Money" (Lisa solo; contains elements of "Lalisa")

Act 4
Interlude III
17. "Shut Down"
18. "Typa Girl"
19. "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"
20. "Forever Young"

Encore
21. "Boombayah"
22. "Yeah Yeah Yeah"
23. "Stay" (remix)

24. "As If It's Your Last"
Setlist in Tokyo through Macau

Act 1
The Enchanted Garden Interlude
1. "How You Like That"
2. "Pretty Savage"
3. "Whistle" (shortened)
4. "Don't Know What to Do"
5. "Lovesick Girls"

Act 2
Interlude I (contains elements of "Kill This Love")
6. "Kill This Love"
7. "Crazy Over You"
8. "Playing with Fire" (shortened)
9. "Tally"
10. "Pink Venom" (extended)

Act 3 – Solos
Interlude II
11. "Flower" (Jisoo solo)
12. "You & Me" (Jennie solo)
13. "Hard to Love" (Rosé solo; shortened)
14. "On the Ground" (Rosé solo; shortened)
15. "Lalisa" (Lisa solo; shortened)
16. "Money" (Lisa solo; contains elements of "Lalisa")

Act 4
Interlude III
17. "Shut Down"
18. "Typa Girl"
19. "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"
20. "Forever Young"

Encore
21. "Yeah Yeah Yeah"
22. "Stay" (remix)

23. "As If It's Your Last"
Setlist in Bangkok (Encore) through Sydney

Act 1
The Enchanted Garden Interlude
1. "How You Like That"
2. "Pretty Savage"
3. "Whistle" (shortened)
4. "Don't Know What to Do"
5. "Lovesick Girls"

Act 2
Interlude I (contains elements of "Kill This Love")
6. "Kill This Love"
7. "Crazy Over You"
8. "Stay" (remix)
9. "Tally"
10. "Pink Venom" (extended)

Act 3 – Solos
Interlude II
11. "Flower" (Jisoo solo)
12. "You & Me" (Jennie solo; remix; shortened)
13. "Gone" (Rosé solo; shortened)
14. "On the Ground" (Rosé solo; shortened)
15. "Money" (Lisa solo; remixed dance break)

Act 4
Interlude III
16. "Shut Down"
17. "Typa Girl"
18. "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"
19. "Forever Young"

Encore
20. "Boombayah"
21. "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du (Remix)"

22. "As If It's Your Last"
Setlist in Paris (Encore)

Act 1
1. "Pink Venom" (extended intro)
2. "How You Like That" (extended intro)
3. "Pretty Savage" (extended intro with chairs dance break)
4. "Kick It"
5. "Whistle" (shortened)
Whistle Dancers Performance

Act 2 – Solos
Solos Intro
6. "You & Me" (Jennie solo; remix; shortened)
7. "Solo" (Jennie solo; shortened)
8. "Flower" (Jisoo solo; extended intro)
9. "Gone" (Rosé solo; shortened)
10. "On the Ground" (Rosé solo; shortened)
11. "Money" (Lisa solo; remixed dance break)

Act 3
Boombayah Dancers Performance
12. "Boombayah" (shortened; extended intro)
13. "Lovesick Girls" (extended intro)
14. "Playing with Fire" (shortened; extended outro)
15. "Typa Girl" (extended intro)
16. "Shut Down" (extended intro)
17. "Tally" (extended intro)
18. "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" (remixed intro and dance break)
19. "Forever Young" (remixed outro)

Encore
20. "Stay" (remix)
21. "Yeah Yeah Yeah"

22. "As If It's Your Last" (extended outro)
Setlist in Hanoi

Act 1
The Enchanted Garden Interlude
1. "How You Like That" (extended; remixed beat)
2. "Pretty Savage" (extended intro)
3. "Whistle" (shortened)
4. "Don't Know What to Do"
5. "Lovesick Girls"

Act 2
Interlude I (contains elements of "Kill This Love")
6. "Kill This Love"
7. "Crazy Over You"
8. "Stay" (remix)
9. "Really"
10. "Pink Venom" (extended)

Act 3 – Solos
Interlude II
11. "Flower" (Jisoo solo)
12. "You & Me" (Jennie solo; remix; shortened)
13. "Solo" (Jennie solo; shortened)
14. "Hard to Love" (Rosé solo; shortened)
15. "On the Ground" (Rosé solo; shortened)
16. "Money" (Lisa solo; remixed dance break)

Act 4
Interlude III
17. "Shut Down"
18. "Typa Girl"
19. "See Tình" (Hoàng Thùy Linh dance cover; shortened)
20. "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" (extended)
21. "Forever Young"

Encore
22. "Boombayah"

23. "As If It's Your Last" (extended outro)
Setlist in the United States (Encore)

Act 1
1. "Pink Venom" (extended intro)
2. "How You Like That" (extended intro)
3. "Pretty Savage" (extended intro with chairs dance break)
4. "Kick It"
5. "Whistle" (shortened)
Whistle Dancers Performance

Act 2 – Solos
Solos Intro
6. "You & Me" (Jennie solo; remix; shortened)
7. "Solo" (Jennie solo; shortened)
8. "All Eyes on Me" (Jisoo solo; extended intro)
9. "Flower" (Jisoo solo; shortened)
10. "Gone" (Rosé solo; shortened)
11. "On the Ground" (Rosé solo; shortened)
12. "Money" (Lisa solo; remixed dance break)

Act 3
Boombayah Dancers Performance
13. "Boombayah" (shortened; extended intro)
14. "Lovesick Girls" (extended intro)
15. "Playing with Fire" (shortened; extended outro)
16. "Typa Girl" (extended intro)
17. "Shut Down" (extended intro)
18. "Tally" (extended intro)
19. "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" (remixed intro and dance break)
20. "Forever Young" (remixed outro)

Encore
21. "Stay" (remix)
22. "Yeah Yeah Yeah"

23. "As If It's Your Last" (extended outro)
Setlist in Seoul (Finale)

Act 1
1. "Pink Venom"
2. "How You Like That"
3. "Pretty Savage"
4. "Kick It"
5. "Whistle" (shortened)

Act 2 – Solos
Solos Intro
6. "Solo" (Jennie solo; shortened)
7. "You & Me" (Jennie solo)
8. "All Eyes on Me" (Jisoo solo)
9. "Flower" (Jisoo solo)
10. "Gone" (Rosé solo)
11. "On the Ground" (Rosé solo)
12. "Money" (Lisa solo)

Act 3
13. "Kill This Love" (extended intro)
14. "Lovesick Girls" (extended intro)
15. "Playing with Fire" (extended outro)
16. "Typa Girl" (extended intro)
17. "Shut Down"
18. "Don't Know What to Do"
19. "Tally"
20. "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"
21. "Forever Young" (remixed outro)

Encore
22. "Stay"
23. "Boombayah"
24. "Yeah Yeah Yeah"

25. "As If It's Your Last"
Notes
  • During the second show in Newark, Jisoo performed her solo cover of "Liar" last, after Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa.
  • During the first show in Los Angeles, Camila Cabello joined Jisoo on stage to perform "Liar".[47]
  • During the show in Amsterdam, Blackpink performed their cover of "Last Christmas" during the encore act.
  • Starting from the first show in Tokyo, Jisoo's solo cover of "Liar" was replaced with her solo song "Flower".
  • During both shows in Singapore, "Playing With Fire" was replaced by "Stay", and the encore segment only featured "Boombayah" and "As If It's Your Last".
  • "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du (Remix)" is not performed at every show, except in the Bangkok encore show.
  • During the encore segment of both shows in Osaka, "Boombayah" was replaced by "Stay", and "Yeah Yeah Yeah" was added to the setlist.
  • Starting from the encore show in Paris, a dance challenge was organized by Blackpink's team before the encore act, where fans were filmed on a large screen onstage dancing to several songs of the group.
  • During the second show in Hanoi, "Hard to Love" was replaced by "Gone".
  • During the first show in East Rutherford, Jisoo performed "All Eyes On Me" for the first time. Blackpink also performed a cover of "Happy Birthday To You" to celebrate the group's 7th anniversary during the encore.
  • During the last three encore shows in the United States, Blackpink performed "Don't Know What To Do" after "Shut Down".
  • During the encore show in Los Angeles, Jennie did not perform "You & Me".

Tour dates

Date City Country Venue Attendance[48] Revenue[48]
October 15, 2022 Seoul South Korea KSPO Dome 20,060 / 20,060 $2,321,471
October 16, 2022
October 25, 2022 Dallas United States American Airlines Center 23,528 / 23,528 $6,181,742
October 26, 2022
October 29, 2022 Houston Toyota Center 23,480 / 23,480 $6,107,595
October 30, 2022
November 2, 2022 Atlanta State Farm Arena 23,434 / 23,434 $6,012,820
November 3, 2022
November 6, 2022 Hamilton Canada FirstOntario Centre 23,990 / 23,990 $4,478,470
November 7, 2022
November 10, 2022 Chicago United States United Center 25,582 / 25,582 $6,745,781
November 11, 2022
November 14, 2022 Newark Prudential Center 23,928 / 23,928 $6,595,517[39]
November 15, 2022
November 19, 2022 Los Angeles Banc of California Stadium 46,295 / 46,295 $15,346,966[44]
November 20, 2022
November 30, 2022 London England The O2 Arena 35,440 / 35,440 $5,755,155
December 1, 2022
December 5, 2022 Barcelona Spain Palau Sant Jordi 17,208 / 17,208 $2,398,563
December 8, 2022 Cologne Germany Lanxess Arena 15,899 / 15,899 $1,425,352[49]
December 11, 2022 Paris France Accor Arena 30,731 / 30,731 $4,773,771
December 12, 2022
December 15, 2022 Copenhagen Denmark Royal Arena 15,525 / 15,525 $2,270,370
December 19, 2022 Berlin Germany Uber Arena 26,638 / 26,638 $4,707,247
December 20, 2022
December 22, 2022 Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo Dome 14,641 / 14,641 $2,268,488
January 7, 2023 Bangkok Thailand National Stadium 66,211 / 66,211 $12,393,129
January 8, 2023
January 13, 2023 Hong Kong China AsiaWorld–Arena 32,312 / 32,312 $8,270,805
January 14, 2023
January 15, 2023
January 20, 2023 Riyadh Saudi Arabia BLVD CITY 26,578 / 26,578 $4,152,317
January 28, 2023 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Du Arena 22,209 / 22,209 $3,121,659
March 4, 2023 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Bukit Jalil National Stadium 62,642 / 62,642 $9,130,608
March 11, 2023 Jakarta Indonesia Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 113,740 / 113,740 $17,199,546
March 12, 2023
March 18, 2023 Kaohsiung Taiwan National Stadium 101,096 / 101,096 $14,182,363
March 19, 2023
March 25, 2023 Bocaue[A] Philippines Philippine Arena 92,720 / 92,720 $14,174,292
March 26, 2023
April 8, 2023 Tokyo Japan Tokyo Dome 100,809 / 100,809 $11,105,817
April 9, 2023
April 26, 2023 Mexico City Mexico Foro Sol 113,498 / 113,498[41] $19,938,131[41]
April 27, 2023
May 13, 2023 Singapore National Stadium 97,977 / 97,977 $18,452,183
May 14, 2023
May 20, 2023 Macau China Galaxy Macau 23,267 / 23,267 $7,555,920
May 21, 2023
May 27, 2023 Bangkok[B] Thailand Rajamangala National Stadium 81,108 / 81,108 $15,380,701
May 28, 2023
June 3, 2023[C] Osaka Japan Kyocera Dome Osaka 81,996 / 81,996 $8,675,104
June 4, 2023[C]
June 10, 2023 Melbourne Australia Rod Laver Arena 23,145 / 23,145 $4,100,980
June 11, 2023[D]
June 16, 2023 Sydney Qudos Bank Arena 25,926 / 25,926 $4,717,576
June 17, 2023
July 15, 2023 Saint-Denis[E][B] France Stade de France 52,781 / 52,781 $9,878,963
July 29, 2023 Hanoi Vietnam Mỹ Đình National Stadium 67,443 / 67,443 $13,660,064
July 30, 2023
August 11, 2023 East Rutherford[F][B] United States MetLife Stadium 96,570 / 96,570 $17,506,005
August 12, 2023
August 18, 2023 Paradise[G][B] Allegiant Stadium 44,171 / 44,171 $11,429,130[44]
August 22, 2023 San Francisco[B] Oracle Park 38,390 / 38,390 $9,586,128
August 26, 2023 Los Angeles[B] Dodger Stadium 48,824 / 48,824 $13,813,071
September 16, 2023 Seoul[H] South Korea Gocheok Sky Dome 35,391 / 35,391 $4,684,163
September 17, 2023
Total 1,815,183 (100%) $331,818,122

Canceled show

Date City Country Venue Reason
June 21, 2023 Auckland New Zealand Venue never confirmed[52] Unforeseen logistical challenges[11]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Labeled as Manila shows in several sources, disregarding the technical city boundaries.
  2. ^ a b c d e f Labeled as Encore
  3. ^ a b Jisoo did not perform on this date due to a positive COVID-19 test.[50]
  4. ^ Jennie could not complete the show due to illness and left the stage mid-way through the concert.[51]
  5. ^ Promoted as Paris
  6. ^ Promoted as New Jersey
  7. ^ Promoted as Las Vegas
  8. ^ Labeled as Finale

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