BLACKPINK Bring the Bangers to London’s Wembley Stadium: 7 Best Moments

Blackpink bring K-pop to Wembley – and confirm their place as megastars

Blackpink closed the European leg of their Deadline world tour with a two-and-a-half hour second night set at Wembley that contained all the tight choreography, slick production and fireworks that befit the biggest girl band on the planet.Yet it was a happily chaotic, unpolished cover of the Spice Girls’ “Wannabe” during the encore that said most about how this K-pop juggernaut has evolved in the two years since they last played London.Chaotic a…

Watch BLACKPINK cover Spice Girls' 'Wannabe' at Wembley Stadium

Watch BLACKPINK cover The Spice Girls' 'Wannabe' as they close out their two-night sting headlining Wembley Stadium

BLACKPINK Bring the Bangers to London’s Wembley Stadium: 7 Best Moments

On Friday night (Aug. 15), Wembley Stadium was bathed in pink light. If you’re one of the, conservatively, gazillion people who’ve watched Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters since its release, this could read like a bad omen. But this wasn’t the signaling of demons from the underworld getting their grips on unsuspecting K-pop stans, this was BLACKPINK making their long-awaited return to London with the Deadline World Tour, two years since their sold-o…

Blackpink: K-pop band make "epic Wembley dream" come true

The quartet have become the first Korean girl group to headline a concert at London's Wembley Stadium.

BLACKPINK Delivers Powerful Deadline World Tour Show at Wembley, London - K-POP NEWSWIRE

On August 15, 2025, BLACKPINK delivered a performance that will go down in K-pop history. The four-member group, Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa, became the first K-pop girl group to headline Wembley Stadium. They joined a legendary roster of acts including Michael Jackson, Spice Girls, Taylor Swift, and BTS.  BLACKPINK brought London’s Wembley Stadium to life in a way only the world’s top girl group could. The show marked the first of two sold-ou…