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Listen up Blinks, Blackpink is going on tour

Ineza Merci Student Contributor, Towson University
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Towson chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

By Ineza Merci

Are there any Blackpink fans in the house? You just might be if you’re reading this. Here’s some good news. Blackpink may just be in your area, as the band announces 2025 tour dates. The K-pop group, consisting of members Lisa, Jennie, Rose and Jisoo, first stepped onto the music scene back in 2016 with their debut single album, Square One, which featured hit songs such as “Boombayah” and “Whistle”. The group went on to release more hit songs like “Ddu-du ddu-du” (2018), “Kill This Love” (2019) and “How You Like That” (2020).

Due to the group’s international success, the group would later collect iconic collabs with the likes of Selena Gomez, Lady Gaga and Cardi B, just to name a few. The members would also venture into solo projects—from solo music, to acting roles, and luxurious brand partnerships.

Now, it’s a new year and the group announced a new world tour for 2025. The tour stops include, but is not limited to, Paris, Tokyo and Los Angeles—with a total of 10 stops. The tour starts on July 5th in Goyang, South Korea, to January 18th, 2026, in Tokyo, Japan. Information on ticket sale dates can be found here and in case there are changes regarding tour details, check out the BLACKPINK page on Ticketmaster.

Ineza is a Towson University alumna. She majored in Communication Studies as an introverted individual. Oh, the irony! Ineza views writing as a way to speak her mind, comfortably, without speaking out loud. As far as writing experience goes, before graduating high school, Ineza was a part of her school’s newspaper, titled “The Paw Print”. She got the chance to write Op-Eds, write about News, and Entertainment.

Ineza loves to indulge in all things Pop Culture. Including online trends, music, Beyonce (yes, she’s her own genre), and more! It’s important for Ineza to focus on what keeps her mind going and it has become important for Ineza to share what she enjoys with others.

When Ineza is not writing, she’ll most likely be watching cat videos, viewing her favorite gaming streamers, or napping. She’s an advocate of maintaining a balanced lifestyle filled with priorities, fun, and self-care. Things get hectic and writer’s block is real, but Ineza is excited to further strengthen her craft in writing with Her Campus.