BLACKPINK’s new concert film, BLACKPINK World Tour [Born Pink] In Cinemas, is out now, but which songs do the group play in the movie?
The film captures the second worldwide concert tour by the South Korean girl group, which took place from October 2022 to September 2023, a run of 66 dates in 34 cities that also saw them become the first K-pop act to headline Coachella and a major UK festival, in the form of BST Hyde Park.
The film is constructed largely from footage captured on the last day of the tour at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome, and it was released into cinemas worldwide on July 31. Watch the trailer here:
In a four star review of the film, NME wrote: “Interaction and chemistry between the four women, and the group and the crowd, is kept to a minimum, while there are points where the fans’ cheers feel too distant and muted. It’s near impossible for a concert film to fully distill the atmosphere of a physical live show, of course, but there are times when the atmosphere is almost non-existent.”
“But BLACKPINK World Tour [Born Pink] In Cinemas is a fun reminder of the sparkle and strength displayed in BLACKPINK’s concert and a timely celebration of one of K-pop’s biggest girl groups, bright enough to tide us over until the four-piece are back on stage in front of us again.”
Since the conclusion of the tour, several of the members of BLACKPINK have begun to pursue solo careers, although it was recently confirmed by YG Entertainment that the group will embark on a third world tour in 2025.
BLACKPINK World Tour tracklist: every song the K-pop band play in the movie
Across the film’s 93 minutes, we see BLACKPINK run through a number of their best known songs on stage. The full list is as follows:
‘Pink Venom’
‘How You Like That’
‘Pretty Savage’
‘Kick It’
‘WHISTLE’
‘SOLO’
‘You & Me’
‘Gone’
‘On The Ground’
‘All Eyes On Me’
‘Flower’
‘Money’
‘Kill This Love’
‘Lovesick Girls’
‘Playing With Fire’
‘Typa Girl’
‘Shut Down’
‘Don’t Know What To Do’
‘Tally’
‘DDU-DU DDU-DU’
‘Forever Young’
‘BOOMBAYAH’
‘AS IF IT’s YOUR LAST’
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