Fans of BLACKPINK are feeling confused and worried after YG Entertainment suddenly removed all information about the group’s upcoming 2025 world tour from its official website. The unexpected move has led many to wonder if the tour is being canceled or postponed.

Earlier this year, BLACKPINK made headlines when they announced plans for a major global tour. This announcement came after a period of uncertainty, as the group’s members—Jennie, Rosé, Jisoo, and Lisa—had each signed with different agencies for their solo careers. While the group renewed their group contract with YG Entertainment, fans weren’t sure what the future would look like until the tour was revealed.

The original schedule for the tour was ambitious. It was supposed to begin on July 5, 2025, in Goyang, South Korea, and span across more than ten cities in Asia, Europe, and North America. The tour was planned to end in Tokyo, Japan, by January 2027, making it one of BLACKPINK’s longest tours ever. Tickets had already started selling in some countries, and fans were excitedly preparing for the shows.

However, on April 7, something unexpected happened. Fans noticed that the entire tour section had vanished from YG Entertainment’s website. Instead of tour details, the site now only shows a message that says, “File not found.” All posters, schedules, and venue details were completely gone, and there was no explanation given.

This sudden change has left fans frustrated and anxious. Many had already booked travel and accommodations to attend the concerts, and without an update from YG, they don’t know what to do next. Some people are hoping that this is just a technical issue or a temporary update to the site. Others fear it could mean a cancellation or a major delay.

Fans have taken to Twitter, TikTok, and online forums to share their thoughts and concerns. While there are many theories, the one thing everyone agrees on is that YG Entertainment needs to speak up. As of now, the company hasn’t made any official statements, and fans are still waiting for clarity.

For the time being, the BLACKPINK fandom—known as BLINKs—can only hope that the silence is temporary and that the tour will still go on as planned.