Blackpink, the K-pop sensation, extends their 'Deadline' world tour with an additional concert in Hong Kong, now featuring a third performance.
Blackpink Announces Hong Kong Concert Date and Ticketmaster Sales Details
Fans of the K-pop sensation Blackpink can now mark their calendars as the group has announced the date for their Hong Kong concert, which is part of their world tour. The concert will take place at the Kai Tak Stadium, with the first show scheduled for January.
The excitement among fans is palpable, with many expressing their anticipation on social media platforms. One fan commented, 'Hopefully, this time I get it,' while another said, 'I want.' The concert in Hong Kong is one of the additional shows announced for the tour, joining the previously announced January dates.
The presales for the Hong Kong Blackpink concert tickets will begin on October 8. For those who are members of the 'Weverse Blink membership (global)', they will have an exclusive Ticketmaster on the same day. The online registration for the 'Weverse Blink membership (global)' presales ends on September 21.
General sales for the Hong Kong Blackpink concert tickets will start on October 10, as previously announced. Ticket prices for the concert range from HK$699 to HK$3,499 (US$90 to US$450).
The Kai Tak Stadium, where the concert will be held, has a seating capacity of 50,000. It's worth noting that the Hong Kong leg of Blackpink's world tour in January is organized by Live Nation, while the third show in Singapore will take place at the AsiaWorld-Expo Arena, organised by a local promoter.
The total number of Blackpink shows in Hong Kong for the tour is now one, and the total number of shows in Singapore for Blackpink's tour has increased to three. In addition to the Hong Kong concert, Blackpink will also perform an extra show in Singapore on November 28.
Fans eager to secure their tickets for the Hong Kong Blackpink concert can do so through Cityline or Trip.com from October 10. The concert is sure to be a memorable event, and fans are encouraged to purchase their tickets early to avoid disappointment.
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