BLACKPINK‘s Jisoo has announced her upcoming 2025 ‘Lights, Love, Action!’ tour of Asia, featuring concerts in Thailand, Vietnam and more.
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BLACKPINK singer Jisoo’s upcoming 2025 ‘Lights, Love, Action!’ tour was first announced on February 4 by her label Blissoo with the release of a poster for the upcoming concerts.
Jisoo will play a total of seven stops for her 2025 ‘Lights, Love, Action!’ tour, with concerts in Manila, Bangkok, Macau, Taipei, Hong Kong and Hanoi. So far, she has only announced the dates and venue for her Tokyo shows on February 5, with the rest remaining unannounced at the time of publishing. It also remains unclear if the K-pop star will expand the tour beyond Asia.
Dates, venues and ticketing information have all yet to be announced. However, Blissoo’s initial announcement also stated that that details will be done through Jisoo’s newly launched app. Keep tabs on this page for the latest updates.
The dates for Jisoo’s 2025 ‘Lights, Love, Action!’ tour are:
March 2025
Monday 17 to Tuesday 18 – Tokyo, Japan, Saitama Super Arena
TBA
Manila, the Philippines
Bangkok, Thailand
Macau, China
Taipei, Taiwan
Hong Kong, China
Hanoi, Vietnam
2025 JISOO ASIA TOUR: “LIGHTS, LOVE, ACTION!”
📍 MANILA
📍 BANGKOK
📍 TOKYO
📍 MACAU
📍 TAIPEI
📍 HONG KONG
📍 HANOILet the fan meet begin!
※ Ticketing information will be released soon on JISOO APP.
▶ https://t.co/pOGLJKWi1Y#JISOO #지수 #AMORTAGE #LIGHTS_LOVE_ACTION… pic.twitter.com/HnwY7GFync— BLISSOO (@officialBLISSOO) February 4, 2025
News of the tour comes a week after Jisoo first announced the upcoming release of her first-ever mini-album, ‘Amortage’. A portmanteau of the words ‘amor’ and ‘montage,’ the forthcoming record was described as “her most comprehensive solo yet” and represents her “rebirth” as an artist.
‘Amortage’ will be released through Warner Records, after it was announced on January 31 that the musician had signed an “all-encompassing global solo deal” with the American record label.
