BLACKPINK Reveals Five-Track 'DEADLINE' Album With Title Song "GO"
K-pop's biggest girl group just unveiled what fans have been waiting three years to see-the complete tracklist for their comeback album.
BLACKPINK announced the full lineup for "DEADLINE" on February 5, confirming five tracks led by the title song "GO." The mini album drops February 27 through YG Entertainment.
What's on the Album
The tracklist opens with "JUMP," the Diplo-produced single that already hit No. 1 on Billboard's Global 200 when it dropped last July. Then comes "GO" as the main title track, followed by "Me and my," "Champion," and "Fxxxboy."
YG released a moody poster alongside the announcement-black glittering sand under swirling clouds, a stark shift from BLACKPINK's usual pink-heavy aesthetic. The label called "DEADLINE" their "most radiant chapter," promising all five songs got serious attention during the extended production period.
The Long Wait's Almost Over
It's been three years and five months since "Born Pink" came out in September 2022. That's BLACKPINK's longest gap between group releases by far.
The members spent that time crushing their solo careers. Rosé's "APT." with Bruno Mars earned a Grammy nomination. Lisa dropped "Alter Ego" and joined HBO's "The White Lotus." Jennie released "Ruby" in March 2025, and Jisoo put out her EP "Amortage" while acting in Korean dramas.
Despite the solo success, they renewed with YG in December 2023, confirming BLACKPINK wasn't going anywhere.
Tour Before Album
BLACKPINK did something unusual-they launched a massive stadium tour before finishing the album. The Deadline World Tour kicked off July 5, 2025, in South Korea and wrapped January 26, 2026, in Hong Kong after 33 shows across 16 cities.
The tour's defining moment? Becoming the first K-pop girl group to headline Wembley Stadium in August 2025, performing for 110,000 fans over two nights. They even covered the Spice Girls' "Wannabe" as a tribute to the group whose touring record they'd just broken.
Demand was so intense they added shows everywhere-Paris, New York, Toronto, Los Angeles-before hitting Asia for the final leg.
Chart Power Already Proven
"JUMP" showed BLACKPINK hasn't lost a step during their hiatus. The track racked up 123 million streams globally in its first week-the highest weekly total for any female artist in 2025. It also hit No. 28 on the Hot 100, giving BLACKPINK their 10th entry on that chart, more than any other female K-pop act.
The song's been a streaming monster on Spotify and YouTube, crossing 300 million streams faster than any previous K-pop girl group song.
What's Different This Time
"DEADLINE" marks BLACKPINK's first release distributed by The Orchard instead of Interscope Records, though YG still handles domestic releases. It's their third mini album after "Square Up" (2018) and "Kill This Love" (2019).
With solo projects done and the tour complete, BLACKPINK's putting full focus on this comeback. February 27 can't come fast enough for fans who've been patient since 2022.
The wait's almost over.
Track List:
- 뛰어 (JUMP)
- GO
- Me and my
- Champion
- Fxxxboy
Release: February 27, 2026 | 12:00 AM ET
Label: YG Entertainment | The Orchard
