BLACKPINK Concerts Setlist

BLACKPINK concerts: setlists, upcoming live shows and concerts, 2026 tour

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Popular songs in setlists

Top 10 most played songs by BLACKPINK: Setlist highlights from the Last 40 Concerts.

Setlist overview

The setlist for the next concert features live songs from the following albums:

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How long is the concert?

Based on the average Setlist, BLACKPINK will perform live for about 2:43.
Here is the probable setlist inspired by recent concerts (99% probability):

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  1. Blackpink 2021 'the Show' Live cover Kill This Love
  2. Born Pink cover Pink Venom
  3. The Album cover How You Like That
  4. no cover Playing With Fire
  5. Born Pink cover Shut Down
  6. Encore #1

  7. no cover Hugs & Kisses
  8. no cover earthquake (JISOO cover)
  9. no cover Thunder (LISA cover)
  10. no cover FXCK UP THE WORLD (LISA cover)
  11. no cover Rockstar (LISA cover)
  12. Encore #2

  13. The Album cover Pretty Savage
  14. Blackpink 2021 'the Show' Live cover Don't Know What to Do
  15. Blackpink In Your Area cover Whistle
  16. Square Two cover Stay
  17. The Album cover Lovesick Girls
  18. Encore #3

  19. Ruby cover like JENNIE (JENNIE cover)
  20. no cover ExtraL
  21. no cover Starlight
  22. no cover toxic till the end (ROSÉ cover)
  23. no cover APT. (ROSÉ cover)
  24. Encore #4

  25. no cover JUMP
  26. Square One cover BOOMBAYAH
  27. Square Up cover DDU-DU DDU-DU
  28. Blackpink In Your Area cover As If It's Your Last
  29. Square Up cover Forever Young
  30. Encore #5

  31. Born Pink cover Yeah Yeah Yeah
  32. Kill This Love cover Kick It

BLACKPINK Biography

Blackpink, written as 블랙핑크 in Korean and often stylized as BLɅϽKPIИK, is a South Korean pop, EDM, and hip hop group. They were formed in 2016 in Seoul, South Korea. The founding and only members to ever be part of the group are vocalist Jisoo (born in 1995 in Gunpo, South Korea), rapper and vocalist Jennie (1996, Seoul, South Korea), vocalist and dancer Rosé (1997, Auckland, New Zealand), and dancer, rapper, and vocalist Lisa (1997, Buriram, Thailand).

The four girls in Blackpink were originally recruited in a training program by the entertainment company YG in 2010, among many other young teenage girls. The company first announced the upcoming formation of a new girl group in 2011, originally intended to have 7 members. However, for reasons unknown to this day, their debut only came 5 years later, and with 4 members, as opposed to 7. Jennie was the first Blackpink girl to be introduced, in June 2016. The 3 others soon followed. All four of them had show business experience already, having appeared in music videos and TV series prior.

Blackpink’s debut single album, “Square One”, was released in August 2016, consisting of two tracks. It rose to the top of the Gaon chart in their home country of South Korea, while also reaching the #2 spot on Billboard’s US World Digital Songs chart. The same month, their first Blackpink concert show aired live on the Korean TV channel SBS. In 2018, they launched their own reality show, “Blackpink House”, on the V-Live channel. The same year, also in 2018, they got to go on their first international Blackpink concert tour, the “Blackpink Arena Tour 2018”.

Their first international hit single was “DDU-DU DDU-DU” from 2018, which peaked at #55 on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart in the US. Their debut studio album came out in October 2020, simply titled “The Album”. It topped the Gaon chart in Korea, while also reaching the #2 spot on the Billboard 200 chart in the US. Since then, they’ve only put out 1 more album. The new Blackpink album, “Born Pink” was released in September 2022, and became the best selling record by a Korean girl group, having sold over 2 million copies worldwide.

The biggest Blackpink hits to date are “BOOMBAYAH” (2018), “DDU-DU DDU-DU” (also 2018), “Kill This Love” (2019), and “Ice Cream” (2020) featuring Selena Gomez. Over the years, the Korean pop group has broken many records, including the one for the most viewed music video on YouTube within the first 24 hours of release, twice: with “Kill This Love” in 2019, and “How You Like That” in 2020. However, that record has since been broken by fellow Korean band BTS.

 

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