BLACKPINK to make a comeback with new music album later in 2025: Report

As reported by Soompi, the members have already completed the album jacket photoshoot and are now preparing to finish recording the remaining tracks.

BLINKs are in for a major treat as BLACKPINK members Jisoo, Jennie, Lisa, and Rosé are reportedly gearing up for a full-group music comeback later this year.

The internationally acclaimed K-pop group is reportedly planning to release a mini album in November 2025, which would be their first album release in three years. The announcement comes as BLACKPINK, a band that last month released their comeback single Jump, continues their massive DEADLINE World Tour.

As reported by Soompi, the members have already completed the album jacket photoshoot and are now preparing to finish recording the remaining tracks. Over the next two months, they will also wrap up other production tasks to ensure the album is ready in time for its November release.

Responding to the reports, BLACKPINK’s agency YG Entertainment said, "We will announce it later through official promotions."

Insider sources revealed, "BLACKPINK will release an album within this year. Originally, they were aiming for an October release, but the schedule has changed, and they are planning to release it in November and possibly perform on music shows."

The members will take a two-month break after the DEADLINE World Tour's European leg, which ends with two consecutive shows in London on August 15 and 16. They will be able to concentrate on finishing the album during this break in their hectic tour schedule before starting new dates in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on October 18.

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In September 2022, BLACKPINK's most recent full album, BORN PINK, was released. The group, who are currently commemorating their ninth debut anniversary in 2025, celebrated the milestone on July 11 with the digital single Jump, which peaked at the top of both the domestic and international music charts.

The DEADLINE World Tour, which kicked off in July at the Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium in South Korea, features 31 concerts across 16 cities. After successful shows in Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, and New York, the group will head to London before the break, and then continue the tour with more international stops.