BLACKPINK 'Born Pink' Tokyo Dome Day1

Setlist (21 songs total)

1. How You Like That
2. Pretty Savage
3. Whistle
4. Don't Know What To Do
5. Lovesick Girls
6. Kill This Love
7. Crazy Over You
8. Playing With Fire
9. Tally
10. Pink Venom
11. Flower (JISOO solo / live debut)
12. You and Me (JENNIE solo)
13. Hard To Love (ROSE solo)
14. LALISA (LISA solo)
15. Shut Down
16. Typa Girl
17. DDU-DU DDU-DU
18. Forever Young
19. Yeah Yeah Yeah (encore)
20. STAY (encore)
21. AS IF IT'S YOUR LAST (encore)

Production Highlights

• Fireworks & pyrotechnics: Pillars of flame and fireworks erupted from the stage, shaking the entire Tokyo Dome with their intensity
• JISOO's "Flower" debut: The lead track from her solo album was performed live for the first time at this Tokyo Dome show. The choreography with backup dancers captivated the audience
• Each member's solo stage: JENNIE, ROSE, and LISA each performed their solo songs, showcasing the 4 members' distinct personalities
• MC was mostly in English: No Japanese versions of songs — they maintained consistency as a global tour

Fan Reviews

"The moment the members came out, I started crying. It had been 3 years since they last came to Japan, so the emotion was overwhelming."

"I never expected to hear JISOO's Flower live. The surprise factor was incredible."

"The pyrotechnics were beyond imagination. The entire dome was wrapped in heat."

• About 110,000 attended over 2 days. Same setlist both days
• Show duration: approximately 2 hours

About Tickets

• BLACKPINK dome concert tickets are an extreme battle. 110,000 over 2 days still wasn't enough
• BLINK JAPAN membership presale has the highest success rate. Best to join right after a concert is announced
• General sale is virtually impossible. Even official resale sells out instantly

Seat Selection Tips

What to Bring

• Binoculars (8–10x): Tokyo Dome is large, so essential for stand seats and rear arena
• Official lightstick: There are coordinated lighting effects, so having one adds to the experience
• Earplugs (concert-grade): Fireworks and effects are loud, and extended exposure can strain your ears
• MC is mostly in English, so knowing the setlist in advance helps you follow along
• Food and drinks can be brought into Tokyo Dome, but seats are cramped so keep it minimal