BLACKPINK becomes third female act to get sold out concerts at MetLife stadium

BLACKPINK's global appeal has never been a subjective matter. It is arguably the most well-recognised and successful all-girl group from the K-pop capital of South Korea. BLACKPINK has now added another feather to their cap, achieving a feat previously only conquered by the likes of Beyonce and Taylor Swift. 3 things you need to know BLACKPINK marked its debut as an all-girl K-pop band, back in 2016. They are currently on the last leg of their Born Pink World Tour which had commenced in Seoul on October 15, 2022. The last show of the world tour is scheduled for August 26 in Los Angeles. BLACKPINK becomes the third female act to sell out MetLife stadium shows BLACKPINK is currently on the last leg of their Born Pink World Tour. Their August 11 and August 12 shows, held in New Jersey's iconic MetLife Stadium has helped the K-pop girl group create history for themselves. The K-pop idols have become only the third female act to completely sell out the stadium. (The Born Pink World Tour commenced on October 15, 2022 in Seoul | Image: X) Before them, Beyonce and Taylor Swift have been the only female acts to have sold out shows at the MetLife stadium. Not just that, this also makes BLACKPINK the first Asian female act to secure back-to-back sold out shows at the NFL stadium. For context, the MetLife stadium seats 82,500 people in one go. BLACKPINK has many milestones under their belt Ticket sales have been another factor propelling the K-pop girl group to yet another milestone, previously left unachieved. The wildly successful Born Pink World Tour has ensured ticket sales upwards of $200 million USD across just 48 shows. This makes BLACKPINK the only girl group to achieve this feat. BLACKPINK is currently inching closer to their final concert under the Born Pink World Tour, scheduled to be held on August 26 in Los Angeles.

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BLACKPINK becomes third female act to get sold out concerts at MetLife stadium

BLACKPINK makes history as it sells out two back-to-back shows at MetLife stadium, a record previously only held by Beyonce and Taylor Swift, among female acts.

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