BLACKPINK's Jennie Performs Tame Impala's 'Dracula' Live in Hong Kong

Jennie is fully stepping into her solo era — and her latest live moment proves she’s not holding back.

During her first-ever solo performance in China, Jennie debuted her track “Dracula” live, giving fans an early look at one of her newer releases in a completely fresh setting. The show also marked a milestone: she became the first female headliner at Complex Live, reinforcing just how strong her solo positioning has become on the global stage.

The performance itself leaned into a darker, more theatrical aesthetic, aligning with the tone of “Dracula” and signalling a more experimental direction compared to her earlier solo work. It’s a clear shift — less polished pop, more concept-driven storytelling.

This moment also fits into a much bigger year for Jennie. Alongside her solo shows, she’s set to appear at major international festivals, including Governors Ball, where she continues to expand her presence beyond K-pop into the wider global music scene.

For Vinyl Castle readers, this is exactly the kind of evolution worth watching. Jennie isn’t just releasing music — she’s building a distinct solo identity, one that blends performance, concept, and global reach. And if “Dracula” is any indication, this era might be her most defined yet.