Blackpink has confirmed their Born Pink North America encore concerts – here’s information about the presale and how to register with Weverse for tickets.
The K-pop girl group announced the tour with a Twitter teaser on Friday (April 14, 2023) featuring a snap of themselves and their single Shut Down.
While the full tour dates and cities of the North American trek are yet to be confirmed, the band launched registration for early access tickets.
Here’s everything we know at this time, including how to get presale tickets and rumored stadium venues.
Blackpink North America encore tour 2023: Presale and tickets
Registration for Blackpink‘s Born Pink world tour dates in North America is open now.
You can register for the Blink membership presale with a valid Weverse membership from the Weverse shop and a valid US or Canada mobile number.
Otherwise, you can sign up for the general sale with your US or Canada mobile number and get access to the remaining tickets while supplies last.
The Blink membership registration is open until 10:15 pm PST on Saturday, April 15.
The Blink membership presale starts at 10 am local time on Wednesday, April 26, while the public on-sale begins at 10 am local time on Friday, April 28.
Check out the Weverse’s link in the post below or head directly to Blackpinklive’s website to fill in your details and receive an email with a ticket link to the presale. The website provides more information about the membership and how to register for one if you’re a newbie.
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Potential stadium venues
The scheduled tour dates, cities, and stadium venues are due to be announced but eagle-eyed fans have spotted several potential venues for some of Blackpink’s concerts.
The MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, the Oracle Park in California, and Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium have changed their Twitter profile pictures to reflect the pink color of the K-pop band.
Many social media users believe the venues are giving a Taylor Swift treatment to Blackpink’s tour announcement by changing their profile and background images to welcome the group.
Other Blackpink news
Blackpink set out on their world tour in North America in October and November 2022 with a total of 14 sold-out shows.
After releasing their record-making album Born Pink, the band launched the trek with their biggest hits including How You Like That, Pretty Savage, Lovesick Girls, Shut Down, and Pink Venom.
Moreover, Blackpink announced an additional European concert and they are set to perform at Stade de France in Paris, France on July 15t this year.
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