BLACKPINK delivered another unforgettable night at Tokyo Dome as part of their highly anticipated Deadline World Tour, performing their second consecutive sold-out show in Tokyo on January 17, 2026. Coming right after Jennie’s milestone 30th birthday celebration on the first night, the atmosphere inside the iconic stadium was electric, emotional, and full of love from BLINKs. Tens of thousands of fans filled the venue, waving black-and-pink lightsticks, chanting the members’ names, and singing along to every song as Lisa, Jennie, Rosé, and Jisoo dominated the stage with their powerful presence.

The second night maintained the same high energy as the opening show, featuring BLACKPINK’s signature mix of explosive group performances and captivating solo stages. The members showcased their growth as artists, effortlessly blending flawless choreography, live vocals, and charismatic crowd interaction. Tracks like Kill This Love, How You Like That, and Pink Venom had the entire dome vibrating, while their newer music added a fresh and exciting layer to the setlist. Each member had her own shining moments, proving once again why BLACKPINK remains one of the biggest global acts in music today.

Jennie’s birthday celebration on the previous night was still very much in the air, with fans continuing to shower her with love, banners, and chants. The bond between BLACKPINK and their Japanese fans was deeply felt, as the members expressed their gratitude in heartfelt messages throughout the show. Tokyo itself embraced the group’s arrival, with landmarks and city lights glowing in black and pink, creating a festival-like mood around the concerts.

These Tokyo Dome performances mark a major highlight of BLACKPINK’s stadium tour, which has been breaking records and drawing massive crowds worldwide. With their upcoming mini-album Deadline set to release in February 2026, this era feels especially meaningful for both the group and their fans. As the second night came to a close, BLINKs left with unforgettable memories, proving once again that BLACKPINK’s impact is as powerful as ever.

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