BLACKPINK Thrills 78,000 Fans in Goyang but Faces Mixed Reactions Over Unreleased Song

BLACKPINK captivated an audience of 78,000 at their 'BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR 'DEADLINE' IN GOYANG' concert, but their unreleased song left some fans disappointed.

The concert, held on the evening of the 6th at Goyang Sports Complex in Goyang, South Korea, saw appearances from BTS's J-Hope, TWICE's Nayeon and Jihyo, YG Entertainment's junior groups BABYMONSTER and TREASURE, and actors like Jung Hae-in and Jung Ho-yeon, who were spotted by fans and shared on social media platforms like 'X' (formerly Twitter).

BLACKPINK kicked off the show with high-energy performances of 'Kill This Love' and 'Pink Venom,' followed by 'How You Like That,' 'Playing with Fire,' and 'Shut Down.'

Jisoo took the stage for her solo performance, dazzling in a bright pink dress with frills, performing 'earthquake' and 'Your Love' with dancers dressed in all-white.

Lisa delivered a powerful solo set in a black leather bralette and shorts, performing 'New Woman' and 'Rockstar,' engaging the audience with her ad-libs and bold choreography, including twerking and interactions with male dancers.

The group reunited in white and brown outfits for 'Pretty Savage,' followed by 'Don't Know What To Do,' showcasing their strong live vocals.

Jennie encouraged the audience to get more involved, while Rosé commented on the abundance of cameras, asking fans to lower them at some point. Jisoo teased an exclusive new song, 'JUMP,' urging fans to enjoy it.

After group performances of 'Whistle,' 'STAY,' and 'Lovesick Girls,' Jennie returned for her solo stage, performing 'Mantra,' 'with the IE (way up),' and 'like JENNIE' in a striking hip-hop style.

Rosé shared a VCR of her journey from backstage to the stage, performing her solo track '3AM,' which she described as a comforting song that came to her during a difficult time.

The group unveiled their unreleased track 'JUMP' during the concert, a dance track reminiscent of early 2000s club music with a Western movie whistle and brass sounds. However, the song received mixed reactions, with some fans expressing disappointment over its composition.

Lisa expressed her excitement and nerves about performing in Korea, while Jennie shared her gratitude for starting their tour in their home country, expressing hope to meet domestic fans again soon.

The concert concluded with performances of 'BOOMBAYAH,' 'DDU-DU DDU-DU,' 'As If It's Your Last,' and 'Forever Young,' with an encore featuring 'JUMP' and 'Really.'

BLACKPINK's 'DEADLINE' tour marks their return to the stage 10 months after their 'BORN PINK' world tour, which attracted 1.8 million fans. The tour will include 31 shows in major stadiums across Los Angeles, Toronto, Paris, Milan, London, Bangkok, Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and more.