BLACKPINK’s Jennie Takes Over New York… Surprise New Song on ‘The Governors’ Stage

BLACKPINK's Jennie (JENNIE) turned New York into a festival playground.

Jennie took the stage on the 7th as a headliner at the 'The Governors Ball Music Festival 2026' (hereinafter 'The Governors Ball 2026'), one of America's flagship summer festivals held in New York, and overwhelmed the audience with a dazzling performance, once again proving her unrivaled status as a top-tier global artist.

At 'The Governors Ball 2026', a major music festival in the U.S., Jennie appeared as the final headliner on the 'SNAPCHAT' stage and energized the crowd with a setlist spanning various genres and moods, fully showcasing her presence amid the cheers of the packed audience.

Jennie opened the show with the groovy 'Filter', then followed up with 'Damn Right', 'Mantra', and 'Handlebars', songs that captivated global listeners, instantly heating up the venue. Over about 60 minutes on stage, Jennie performed 17 songs live, giving the audience an electrifying thrill with flawless vocals and rich performance.

In particular, Jennie unveiled a new song for the first time at 'The Governors Ball 2026'. Not only did the track, which first drew attention at a Chanel after-party held recently in Seoul, make its festival debut here, but Jennie also unveiled a new song for the first time at this festival, drawing explosive cheers from the crowd. She then closed the stage with the mega-hit 'like JENNIE', prompting a massive singalong and beautifully capping off the festival finale.

Jennie's fashion on stage was equally distinctive. Alongside her overwhelming performance, her unique outfits and refined styling came together with Jennie's own fashion sense, elevating the overall quality of the stage.

After kicking off her full-fledged global festival run with 'ComplexCon Hong Kong' this year, Jennie is set to appear at Denmark's 'Roskilde Festival', Poland's 'Open'er Festival', Spain's '2026 MAD COOL FESTIVAL', the U.S.'s 'Lollapalooza Chicago', and Japan's 'SUMMER SONIC 2026', following 'The Governors Ball 2026'.