BLACKPINK stopped being “just another K-pop act” a long time ago. They’re the blueprint for a global pop takeover, a group that headlines Coachella, fronts luxury fashion campaigns, drops chart-topping tracks, and somehow still manages to feel untouchable and relatable at the same time.
They’ve turned four distinct personalities: Jennie’s cool-girl swagger, Lisa’s razor-sharp dance machine energy, Rosé’s soul-soaked vocals, and Jisoo’s unshakable elegance into a cultural juggernaut that sells out stadiums faster than you can say “lightstick.” These queens will be taking over the Singapore National Stadium on 29 and 30 November 2025, and it’s safe to say, if you’re not already in a frenzy, you should be.
Of course, nothing about concerts in Singapore comes easy. Tickets are a blood sport. Presales kicked off with Weverse, Visa, and even a Changi Airport shopping tie-in (yes, people dropped S$200 on stuffs just for a shot at two codes), or spend $60 for a chance to win a pair of tickets. Prices range from S$168 for restricted view to S$428 for VIP Blink seats, though let’s be clear, VIP doesn’t mean backstage hangs, just exclusive merch and a priority line to snag even more merch. General sale started on 13 June 11am, and sold out in minutes.
So, what’s the game plan if you got tickets? Get there early, the National Stadium swallows 55,000 people whole, and you don’t want to be that person missing the opening because you were still queuing for drinks and snacks. Public transport is your best friend (forget Grab, you’ll be surge-priced into bankruptcy). And merch? Treat it like a military op. There will be Singapore-exclusive drops, and the pop-ups are going to be a warzone of lightsticks and tote bags.
BLACKPINK Singapore Concert Survival Tips
Before you sprint to the barricade screaming “Blackpink in your area!”, here’s how to make sure you actually survive the night.
Hydrate like a pro
Singapore humidity doesn’t play, especially when you’re packed into a stadium with thousands of screaming Blinks. Bring a refillable water bottle (check venue rules first) or budget for the ridiculously priced drinks inside. Either way, dehydration is not the vibe.
Dress for the heat
Yes, your Jennie-inspired fit is everything, but remember you’ll be sweating, dancing, and possibly queuing outdoors for hours. Go for breathable fabrics, comfy shoes, and maybe stash some Korean face mists and a mini fan in your bag. Your skin and sanity will thank you.
Plan your battery strategy
If you’re Team Live For All To See, make sure it’s fully charged (or bring portable ones) so you don’t fumble mid-“DDU-DU DDU-DU.” A fully charged phone also doubles up as a torch to add to the sea of pink!
Get there early, but not too early
Queues for merch, food, and security checks can snake forever. Aim to arrive at least an hour before showtime to snag your seat and soak in the atmosphere without collapsing from queue fatigue. Hardcore Blink camping out since sunrise? That’s optional, not essential.
Know your exits (and your Grab pick-up point)
Post-concert crowds are chaos. Scope out your nearest exit before the lights go down, and pre-pin your ride-hailing spot. It’ll save you from the Blackpink traffic apocalypse after the encore. Or you know, join the horde for that post-concert impromptu karaoke session as everybody make their way to the MRT.
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All You Need to Know About The Blackpink Concert In Singapore
Concert dates: 29 & 30 November 2025
Venue: Singapore National Stadium (55,000 capacity, retractable roof, good luck with traffic)
Ticket prices: From S$168 (restricted view) to S$428 (VIP Blink Seated). Standing pits start at S$168, Blink Pit at S$398.
Presales:
Weverse (Blinks only): 10 June, 11am–11:59pm
Visa Infinite: 11 June, 11am–2pm
Visa (all cardholders): 11 June, 4pm–11:59pm
Changi Rewards: 12 June, 11am–11:59pm (min. S$200 spend at Changi, limited codes)
General sale: 13 June, 11am via Ticketmaster
Pro tips: Arrive 60 to 90 minutes early, take public transport, and strategise your merch queue.
BLACKPINK’s Deadline tour runs till January 2026, but these two nights in Singapore are shaping up to be the climax of our concert calendar. One thing’s for sure: come November, the only deadline that matters is getting yourself into that stadium.
Main image credit: Blackpink | Instagram