BLACKPINK Rosé To Bring Rosie Pop-Up Store Experience To KL This Month
As many will know, BLACKPINK are set to embark on their DEADLINE world tour later this year, with each stop on the Asia leg featuring two- or three-day performances. Unfortunately, Malaysia has not yet been included in the list of tour dates. However, fans remain hopeful that the country may be added at a later stage, possibly in 2026.
While we wait for the good news, there is something BLINKs can look forward to later this month. It has been confirmed recently that one of the girls will be bringing her official pop-up store to Kuala Lumpur! Here's what we know:
BLACKPINK's main vocalist, Park Chae-young (박채영), also known as Rosé (로제), has announced that she will soon be bringing her 'Rosie Pop-Up Store Experience' to The Exchange TRX. This particular pop-up store has travelled to various locations around the world, including South Korea and Hong Kong, as part of the promotional campaign for Rosé's debut solo album, 'Rosie'.
The Kuala Lumpur edition will feature exclusive merchandise from the release, incorporating motifs from tracks such as 'A.P.T' and 'Number One Girl'. That's not all—fans can also look forward to special 'gift with purchase' photocards and 'spin to win' prizes to take home. Details of the limited-time store are as follows:
Rosie Pop-Up Store Experience
Date: 17th (Tuesday) – 29th (Sunday) June 2025
17th (Tuesday) – 29th (Sunday) June 2025 Time: 10am – 10pm
10am – 10pm Location: The Exchange TRX, Kuala Lumpur
Rosé is currently occupied with BLACKPINK's comeback and preparations for the upcoming tour, so it's unlikely she will be present for the store's launch. However, that doesn't mean fans should miss the chance to visit the Rosie Pop-Up at The Exchange TRX. Be sure to clear your schedule and set aside some spending money, because if BLACKPINK includes Malaysia in the DEADLINE tour, you'll want to have something special on hand for the main vocalist to sign!
Source: Instagram
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