BLACKPINK’s “JUMP”: New Song Debuts on ‘DEADLINE’ Tour 

 SEOUL – The queens of K-pop are back. Global phenomenon BLACKPINK sent shockwaves through the music world by debuting their brand-new song, “JUMP,” for the first time live on stage at the Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium in Seoul on July 5th.

 The electrifying performance marked the explosive start of their highly anticipated new world tour, ‘DEADLINE’. This massive tour is set to conquer the globe with 31 shows across 16 major cities, including Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Milan, London, Taipei, Bangkok, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.

 This concert represents BLACKPINK’s first official group comeback in nearly two years and eight months, following a period where members Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa focused on their wildly successful solo projects. The surprise reveal of “JUMP” ignited the 50,000-strong crowd, who roared in approval, celebrating the return of their favorite quartet.

 However, while international BLINKs are largely celebrating the new track, the reception in South Korea has been far more divided. On the popular online community TheQoo, a clip of the “JUMP” performance quickly shot to the “HOT” page, amassing over 50,000 views and nearly a thousand comments. The feedback was surprisingly critical, with many expressing disappointment. Some comments went as far as calling the song “not a BLACKPINK song” and even “B-grade.”

The online forum was flooded with blunt reactions:

“Who on earth gave BLACKPINK this song? It’s awful.””It’s so bad it’s laughable… This is a real mess.””The song is fun, I guess, but it doesn’t have that BLACKPINK vibe at all…””Wow… is this the kind of song they get after not renewing their contracts?”

 Industry watchers and fans alike are quick to point out that “JUMP” has not yet been officially released in its studio version. Many are holding out hope that public opinion may shift once a high-quality audio version is available. As the ‘DEADLINE’ tour continues, all eyes are on BLACKPINK to see if this comeback, featuring the magnetic stage presence of members like Lisa Manoban, will once again smash records and dominate the global charts.

 In a move to protect their fans, BLACKPINK has also partnered with the Korea Music Performance Association to launch an “Anti-Scalping Campaign.” The initiative aims to combat inflated ticket prices from resellers, and the concert venue featured fun quizzes where lucky fans could win limited-edition stickers, reinforcing the group’s commitment to creating a fair and enjoyable experience for their dedicated BLINKs.

Detailed schedule of BLACKPINK’s 2025 World Tour:

North America: 

• July 5 & 6: Goyang, South Korea – Goyang Stadium.
• July 12 & 13: Los Angeles, USA – SoFi Stadium.
• July 18: Chicago, USA – Soldier Field Stadium.
• July 22 & 23: Toronto, Canada – Rogers Stadium.
• July 26 & 27: New York, USA – Citi Field.

Europe: 

• August 2 & 3: Paris, France – Stade de France.
• August 6: Milan, Italy – Ippodromo Snai La Maura.
• August 9: Barcelona, Spain – Estadi Olímpic.
• August 15 & 16: London, UK – Wembley Stadium.

Asia: 

• October 18 & 19: Kaohsiung, Taiwan – Kaohsiung National Stadium.
• October 24, 25 & 26: Bangkok, Thailand – Rajamangala National Stadium.
• November 1 & 2: Jakarta, Indonesia – Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium.
• November 22 & 23: Bulacan, Philippines – Philippine Arena.
• November 29 & 30: Singapore – National Stadium.

Japan & Hong Kong: 

• January 16, 17 & 18, 2026: Tokyo, Japan – Tokyo Dome.
• January 24 & 25, 2026: Hong Kong – Kai Tak Stadium.

Ref:
BLACKPINK 2025 World Tour
BLACKPINK Set for 2025 Comeback

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