BLACKPINK’s Jisoo has set the release date for her next solo single. “Click” will arrive on September 4, marking the singer’s first solo music release in 11 months.
The comeback is already carrying a distinct visual mood: Jisoo’s first teaser trades bright pop simplicity for an eerie carnival setting filled with off-kilter figures and nighttime glitches. For BLINKs, the September release is also the clearest sign yet that her first full-length solo album cycle is moving closer.
Jisoo “Click” Release Date Is Set for September 4
Jisoo’s agency, Blissoo, confirmed on August 25 that the BLACKPINK member will release a new solo single titled Click on September 4. The agency said more details about the track will be shared later, leaving the song’s genre, artwork, credits, release time, and promotional plans unannounced for now.
The rollout began a day earlier, on August 24, when Jisoo shared teaser content through social media. The clip placed the word “Click” beside the September 4 date, immediately giving fans a firm answer to the biggest comeback question: Jisoo’s new song is officially on the way.
Click follows “Eyes Closed,” her October 2025 collaboration with Zayn, formerly of One Direction. That 11-month gap makes this a significant return to Jisoo’s own solo catalog, especially as she balances her individual work with BLACKPINK’s renewed group activity.
Jisoo’s “Click” Teaser Has a Dark Carnival Feel
The first Click teaser does not reveal the song itself, but it has already established a sharply different atmosphere. Jisoo appears to be building the rollout around a strange amusement-park world, with a carousel-like setting, dolls, animatronic-style animals, and glitchy movements after dark.
It is a visual direction that feels more surreal than explanatory. The teaser gives viewers mood and texture, but it does not confirm a storyline, the music video concept, or whether the carnival imagery will directly connect to the lyrics. Any theories beyond what appears onscreen remain unverified.
That restraint is part of what makes the preview effective. Rather than revealing the entire era at once, the short clip makes September 4 feel like the opening of a larger world. The title Click also sits at the center of the imagery, though Jisoo and Blissoo have not yet explained its meaning.
From “Flower” to Jisoo’s Next Solo Chapter
Jisoo’s solo path has moved in clear stages since her 2023 single album ME, which introduced “Flower” and “All Eyes on Me.” It was her first official step outside BLACKPINK as a solo recording artist, following the group’s 2016 debut.
Her February 2025 EP Amortage broadened that direction. The project topped iTunes Top Albums charts in 45 countries and regions, showing the global demand for Jisoo’s individual releases while she continued to operate within BLACKPINK’s larger worldwide reach.
- 2016: Jisoo debuts as a member of BLACKPINK.
- March 2023: Her solo discography begins with ME.
- February 2025: Amortage arrives and reaches No. 1 on iTunes Top Albums charts in 45 countries and regions.
- October 2025: Jisoo releases “Eyes Closed” with Zayn.
- September 4, 2026: Click is scheduled to launch her next solo phase.
The progression matters because Click is not being presented as a random standalone return after a quiet period. Jisoo has been openly preparing a larger project, and the new single lands after releases that have gradually expanded her music beyond the image introduced with “Flower.”
A Full-Length Jisoo Album Is Still Ahead
Jisoo has confirmed that she is working on her first full-length solo album, although its title, release date, tracklist, and collaborators have not been announced. In a May interview, she said she was “working on showing a wider range of music” through the project.
She expanded on that idea during her July 30 appearance on Hot Ones. “I made the effort to show a variety of charms,” Jisoo said, explaining that she wanted to include musical styles she likes and styles she enjoys listening to “to add a bit of color to the album.”
Jisoo also connected the full-length project to the experience of working separately from the group. “Going from doing everything with a group to creating a solo mini album last year, I felt the need to further explore my true colors through this adventure I’m on,” she said. “I’ve started a much bigger adventure this time that I will work hard with everyone to overcome.”
That makes Click an important release even before it is confirmed as an album single. It is the first new solo music to emerge while Jisoo is describing a broader, more varied musical statement. Whether the song becomes the formal entry point to that album remains one of the key details still to come.
Why “Click” Matters During BLACKPINK’s 10th Year
Jisoo’s comeback arrives in BLACKPINK’s 10th-anniversary year, when all four members are continuing to build individual careers without stepping away from the group. BLACKPINK released its Deadline EP in February, and the project debuted at No. 8 on the Billboard 200.
The current moment has made each member’s solo release schedule especially visible. Jisoo’s Click comes after the group’s stadium tour reunion and alongside a wave of activity from Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa, giving BLACKPINK fans both group momentum and separate eras to follow.
For US listeners, the Billboard 200 result offers a clear reminder of BLACKPINK’s continuing mainstream presence. Jisoo’s September 4 single will test how her next individual sound fits into that wider moment, particularly after Amortage established a strong international base for her post-group solo work.
What BLINKs Should Watch for Next
Blissoo has said additional information about Click will be unveiled later, so the most immediate question is how much of Jisoo’s surreal teaser world will carry into the full release. A music video teaser, concept images, cover art, and song credits would help clarify the direction before September 4.
Fans are also still waiting for practical release information, including the exact launch time, streaming details, physical editions, and whether Jisoo will promote the single through live performances or music shows. None of those plans have been officially confirmed.
The album remains the biggest open piece of the story. Jisoo has made clear that a full-length project is in development and that she wants it to reveal more musical colors, but Click will provide the first real clue about where that larger solo era is headed.