Items prohibited at BlackPink's concert in Hanoi.

In the early hours of July 29th, the four members of BlackPink arrived in Hanoi to a warm welcome from thousands of fans.

According to observations, after completing immigration procedures, the members quickly went through an internal exit to their vehicles and headed to their hotel on Ly Thai To Street, Hoan Kiem District.

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Fans lined up at Noi Bai Airport to welcome BlackPink to Hanoi on the night of July 28th.

Items prohibited from being brought into the program.

In just a few hours, BlackPink will begin their first show at My Dinh Stadium as part of their Born Pink global tour.

Before the concert, the organizers of BlackPink's concert in Hanoi announced a list of 23 prohibited items.

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Items prohibited at the BlackPink concert in Hanoi.

Accordingly, fans are not allowed to bring selfie sticks/monopods/tripods/gimbals, iPads/tablets, lenses/telezoos, weapons and sharp objects, pets, illegal drugs, alcoholic beverages, cigarettes/e-cigarettes, lighters and other flammable or explosive items, noise-making devices (speakers/whistles/sirines/horns...).

Bags larger than A4 size, flashlights, chairs/stools, oversized fans/headbands, costumes, flags, cheering banners exceeding 30x10cm, flying objects, drones, remote-controlled cameras, professional/semi-professional cameras and handheld camcorders… are prohibited items.

BTC also clearly stated that other individuals deemed a threat to the safety, health, security, and order of the event are also prohibited from entering.

According to the weather forecast from the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, the My Dinh area will experience rain over the weekend. Spectators should remember to bring a small raincoat as umbrellas are not permitted.

Here is the list of 24 songs performed at the concert.

According to information from the Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports , BlackPink's concert in Hanoi will open with their hit song "How You Like That".

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The girl group BlackPink.

The audience will then enjoy the following songs in sequence: "Pretty Savage", "Whistle", "Don't Know What to Do", "Lovesick Girls", "Kill This Love", "Crazy Over You", "Playing with Fire", "Tally", and "Pink Venom".

After the group performance, the members will take turns performing solo according to the following list: Jisoo's "Flower," Jennie's "You & Me," Rosé's "Gone" and "On the Ground," and Lisa's "Lalisa" and "Money."

After their solo performances, BlackPink will return for a group performance, showcasing their hit songs: "Shut down", "Typa girl", "DDU-DU DDU-DU", "Forever young", "Boombayah", "DDU-DU DDU-DU" (Remix), and "As if it's your last".

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A map showing directions at My Dinh Stadium on the day of the event.

BlackPink's concert is expected to attract 36,000 attendees on July 29th and 31,000 on July 30th.

The Hanoi People's Committee has directed and assigned tasks to departments, agencies, and localities to instruct the Hanoi City Police and the Hanoi Capital Command to develop plans to ensure absolute safety and security, and to strengthen propaganda and promotion of Vietnam's friendly and hospitable image.

On July 28th, in an interview with Giao Thong Newspaper, Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Manh Hung, Deputy Commander of the Mobile Police Regiment of the Hanoi City Police, stated that, following the directives of the City Police Director, the police force has developed a plan to ensure security and order for the BlackPink concert at My Dinh National Stadium.

On the part of the Mobile Police Regiment, the unit mobilized its maximum force to coordinate with other forces and implement various plans to ensure the security and safety of the event.

"The officers and soldiers were also instructed on potential worst-case scenarios to ensure the smooth running of BlackPink's concert."

"In addition, we will set up barriers to minimize crowding and pushing. Traffic police will also be reinforced to regulate traffic," Lieutenant Colonel Hung added.

According to Lieutenant Colonel Hung, the authorities have also increased surveillance at key locations, and are closely checking and monitoring participants to prevent acts that disrupt public order.

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