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The Blackpink star announced her debut album, Ruby, earlier this week
Jennie stans, rise! On Friday, the Blackpink star revealed that she’ll be going on a three-city run of The Ruby Experience to celebrate her recently announced debut album, Ruby.
“Intense and intimate as I like it,” the singer captioned the show announcement.
First, Jennie will celebrate Ruby — which will feature the likes of Kali Uchis, Dua Lipa, and Doechii — with a show in Los Angeles the night the album drops on March 6 at the Peacock Theater. After the L.A. show, Jennie will head to New York for a Radio City Music Hall concert on March 10. She’ll conclude the three-city Ruby Experience run in Seoul, South Korea on March 15.
Tickets for the two U.S. dates are set to go on sale on Jan. 31 at 10 a.m. local time with fans having access to presale tickets starting Jan. 29 at 10 a.m. The short tour is being promoted by AEG Presents and sponsored by Spotify. A portion of proceeds is set to support recovery efforts following the L.A. fires.
The show announcement comes just several days after she unveiled the name of her debut LP, which is set to be released under Columbia Records and her own Odd Atelier label. Ruby will be 15 tracks long and will also feature collaborations with Childish Gambino, Dominic Fike, and FKJ. She’s set to perform at Coachella in April.
The singer kicked off the album era with “Mantra,” the LP’s lead single in October. “It’s the perfect song to begin my new era,” Jennie said in a statement at the time. “The song was inspired by my time recording in Los Angeles and hopefully fans feel that energy — which is about being positive, being expressive, and being true to who you are. It’s energetic and empowering with a message for all of my ladies, women, and pretty girls out there to love yourself for who you are.”
Aside from 2018’s “Solo,” Jennie released “One of the Girls” for The Idol in 2023 and released solo single “You & Me” that same year. She also joined ZICO and Matt Champion for collaborations last year.
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