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BLACKPINK Announces 2025 World Tour with Chicago Stop at Soldier Field
February 27, 2025
Global K-pop sensation BLACKPINK has officially announced their highly anticipated 2025 World Tour, set to begin on July 5 in Goyang, South Korea. The tour will take the group across multiple continents, including a stop in Chicago at Soldier Field on July 18, 2025.
Tickets go on general sale today, February 27, at 3 PM local time and can be purchased through Ticketmaster. Prices vary based on seating and VIP package options.
Other North American tour stops include Los Angeles, Toronto, and New York, while European fans can catch performances in Paris, Milan, Barcelona, and London. The tour will conclude with a series of shows in Tokyo, Japan, in January 2026.
This marks BLACKPINK’s return to the global stage following their record-breaking "Born Pink" tour. In addition to the group’s performances, members Jennie and Lisa are pursuing solo projects, with Jennie set for a solo tour in March and Lisa headlining Coachella in April.
For more information and ticket purchases, visit official BLACKPINK channels and Ticketmaster.
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