#StayAtHomeWithBLACKPINK live concerts made by a BLINK for BLINKs are happening from April 25 to 26 and May 2 to 3!
BLINKs rejoiced today, April 24, after our favorite girls have been confirmed as Lady Gaga's featured artists in her track "Sour Candy" in her upcoming album "Chromatica."
But wait, because there's more! It has been confirmed that a fan-made concert is about to happen through the online streaming platform Twitch!
#StayAtHomeWithBLACKPINK, as written on the poster, will kick-start tomorrow, April 25, at 3:00 A.M KST! The event was organized by a Spanish BLINK, named Felix Moreno, who shared that the concert is for all the BLINKs who have been waiting for BLACKPINK's comeback.
He also mentioned that he would like to entertain his co-fandom members across the globe who have been feeling down because of the pandemic and have been longing for new BLACKPINK content.
"[In] the time of coronavirus, we are all in our home bored, and I saw many artists doing live concerts entertain people, so I decided to do the same with BLINKs since we have nothing except old concerts," said Felix.
On April 25, the #StayAtHomeWithBLACKPINK will first feature BLACKPINK's premium debut showcase and their live stages in Summer Sonic 2019.
On Day 2, April 26, BLINKs will relive the quartet's powerful performances during their Dome Tour in 2018 and their performance at Coachella (first week) in 2019 that set the stage aflame.
Then, the BLACKPINK In Your Area Arena 2018 will take over the streaming site, as well as the girls' performance at the A-Nation 2019 in Osaka.
On the last day, May 4, fans will witness again BLACKPINK's concert in Seoul in 2018 and their goosebumps-worthy Coachella (second week) stage in 2019.
The fan-organized 4-day concert will transpire on Twitch, so check and follow the channel HERE.
Also, make sure to share the news with other BLINKs!
Check out the trailer below, created by A C T O N I O / Bobi Squad.
In November of 2019, News1 reported that BLACKPINK would make their much-anticipated comeback in early 2020. YG Entertainment also confirmed this news, stating that the members were recording new songs for their upcoming album.
Then, in January of 2020, Naver reported that BLACKPINK would unveil new music in March, plus a new world tour. Alas, due to COVID-19, the group's comeback has been postponed. In fact, it's not surprising that the investors advised this idea as the coronavirus has been taking a toll on the K-pop realm.
Sources suggest that YG has moved the phenomenal group's return back to the mid-second quarter. BLACKPINK and Big Bang's comeback are expected to impact the agency's stock price and to reclaim their throne as one of the "Big 3."
