Yg Entertainment Contract With Blackpink In Wake
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Yes they are still together as a group in 2024. It was announced at the end of 2023 that the group renewed their contract with YG Entertainment.
Is Blackpink still together? The simple and straighforward answer is yes. Although all four members - Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa - declined renewing their solo contracts with the label, their group still remains signed to YG as an entity – hence the world tour announcement.
BLACKPINK members have renewed their contracts with YG Entertainment for group activities. However, they have chosen not to renew their contracts for individual pursuits. Jennie, one of the members, has established her own label called ODD ATELIER.
BLACKPINK members have renewed their contracts with YG Entertainment for group activities. However, they have chosen not to renew their contracts for individual pursuits. Jennie, one of the members, has established her own label called ODD ATELIER.
Following their contract expirations with YG, Jennie, Lisa, and Jisoo set up their own companies — ODD Atelier, LLOUD, and BLISSOO, respectively — while Rosé announced in June 2024 that she had joined YG subsidiary The Black Label, which was co-founded with long-time BLACKPINK producer Teddy Park.
Yes they are still together as a group in 2024. It was announced at the end of 2023 that the group renewed their contract with YG Entertainment.
Blackpink's Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé, and Lisa will get the chance to pursue their solo careers as they please after declining to renew individual contracts with their longtime label/agency YG Entertainment. On Friday, Dec. 29, YG issued a statement confirming the decision.
BLACKPINK's Lisa Signs With RCA for Solo Recordings. The new deal, in partnership with LLOUD Co., will allow the K-pop star to own her own masters.
They will stay till 2023 as per their contract from YG Entertainment. They can renew their contract if they want to continue as a group after 2023.
