BLACKPINK Lights Up Wembley as BLINK Fills the Stadium

BLACKPINK transforms Wembley into a landmark celebration with BLINK filling every seat in radiant pink energy. The group delivers explosive performances, blending global hits with solo stages that highlight maturity and artistry. Fans from across the world create an unforgettable night of shared passion and music.

BLACKPINK Commands Wembley with Historic Performance

BLACKPINK made history on August 15 when they stepped onto the legendary Wembley Stadium stage in London. The group became the first Korean girl band to headline this iconic venue, long considered a milestone for global music legends. ROSÉ told the crowd, “This feels surreal. We might be the first female K-pop band performing here.” Her words immediately triggered explosive cheers from tens of thousands, amplifying the electric mood inside the arena.

BLACKPINK Builds a Powerful Connection with Fans at Wembley

From the opening number, BLACKPINK connected deeply with their audience. ROSÉ expressed heartfelt gratitude: “You made this all possible. Thank you, BLINKs!” The entire stadium erupted in response, and her fellow members JISOO, JENNIE, and LISA joined with radiant smiles and playful gestures. Over two hours and twenty minutes, the group powered through a set packed with global hits like Kill This Love, Pink Venom, How You Like That, and Shut Down. Fans responded with full voices, singing Korean and English lyrics with equal confidence. The unified chants filled the air, proving the strength of BLACKPINK’s worldwide fandom.

BLACKPINK Elevates Wembley into a Global Stage of Legends

Performing at Wembley carries enormous weight. The venue once hosted Queen’s legendary Live Aid in 1985, along with Michael Jackson, Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and Oasis. To stand there means joining an elite company of global superstars. BLACKPINK demonstrated that they belonged, ruling the stage with commanding energy. Their sharp choreography, soaring vocals, and charismatic presence never allowed the audience to look away. Each member also shined individually with solo performances, adding new textures and colors while enhancing the group’s collective maturity.

London Strengthens Its Bond with BLACKPINK

London continues to hold extraordinary significance for BLACKPINK. In 2023, the group became the first K-pop act to headline the British Summer Time Festival at Hyde Park, drawing massive acclaim. That same year, King Charles III awarded the members the prestigious MBE at Buckingham Palace. Reflecting on their return, ROSÉ shared, “Last time in London was incredible, but tonight feels like another dimension entirely.” During backstage footage, she even lightened the mood by eating scones with strawberry jam, drawing laughter and applause from fans watching on the big screens.

Wembley Becomes a Pink Ocean Through BLINKs’ Energy

Before the show even began, streets from Wembley Park Station to the stadium filled with streams of fans in pink outfits and accessories. Inside the venue, tens of thousands held light sticks high, transforming the night into a glowing pink sea. The audience reflected remarkable diversity: international travelers, families with children, and parents who discovered BLACKPINK through their kids but stayed because of the music. During dance challenges and fan interactions, their collective energy shook the stadium floor, a physical reminder of the bond between BLACKPINK and BLINKs. Wembley ultimately became more than a venue; it became a symbol of shared passion between a global act and their devoted fans.

BLACKPINK Brings DEADLINE Goyang Concert Behind Scenes

BLACKPINK showcased behind-the-scenes footage from their DEADLINE concert in Goyang, thrilling 78,000 fans with performances. Their world tour next reaches London’s Wembley Stadium for a historic K-pop achievement.

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