YG Entertainment
In response to growing concerns and rumors surrounding Blackpink's upcoming concert in Hanoi, YG Entertainment, the group's label, has reassured fans that the event will follow the same format as other concerts on their tour. This announcement comes after complaints emerged, suggesting that the Hanoi gig would feature a limited song selection without solo performances.
Blackpink, the globally renowned K-pop quartet, is preparing to grace the Vietnamese capital for the first time on July 29-30. Anticipation for the concert has been building, making it imperative to address any misconceptions surrounding the event.
The controversy arose when speculation spread that the Hanoi concert would consist of only 13 songs, omitting the beloved solo performances that have become a cherished element of Blackpink's live shows. Concerned fans voiced their disappointment and called for clarity from YG Entertainment.
In an official statement, YG Entertainment affirmed that the Hanoi concert would adhere to the same format as previous shows on the tour, ensuring a comprehensive and satisfying experience for fans. Solo performances by each member of Blackpink will indeed be included, allowing audiences to witness the individual talents and artistic styles of Jennie, Lisa, Jisoo, and Rosé.
The quartet recently captivated a massive audience at the 2023 British Summer Festival Hyde Park in London, solidifying their global appeal and prominence. The headline performance drew an estimated 65,000 concertgoers, as reported by the BBC. Blackpink's electrifying stage presence and chart-topping hits resonated with fans, creating an unforgettable experience for all in attendance.
With the upcoming Hanoi concert, Blackpink continues to break barriers and expand their reach, captivating audiences across the globe. Vietnamese fans, in particular, eagerly await the quartet's arrival in their country, eagerly anticipating the mesmerizing performances and infectious energy that Blackpink is renowned for.
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