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GOYANG, GYEONGGI PROVINCE, SOUTH KOREA, JUL 8 – YG Entertainment apologized for obstructed views caused by a large screen at Blackpink's concert and promised full refunds for all tickets in the affected N3 section.
- YG Entertainment apologized for obstructed-view seats during Blackpink's concerts at Goyang Sports Complex, promising refunds for affected fans.
- Certain seats in the N3 section blocked views due to a large screen, leading to complaints from attendees who couldn't see the stage.
- Blackpink's concerts on July 5 and 6 marked their first full reunion since the Born Pink world tour, attended by 78,000 fans and K-pop stars.
- The group is set to continue their 'Deadline' world tour across 16 cities globally, featuring 31 stadium shows in total.
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BLACKPINK’s agency YG apologizes over obstructed-view seating at concert
YG Entertainment has issued an apology following complaints about obstructed views during BLACKPINK’s concert held over the weekend in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. “We sincerely apologize for the limited stage visibility experienced by some fans in the N3 section during the BLACKPINK concert last weekend,” the agency said in a statement released Monday. The controversy arose after BLACKPINK kicked off their new world tour, “DEADLINE,” with concert…
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