JENNIE Ignites Open’er Festival with Explosive Set and Chart-Topping Success
The final night of the Open’er Festival in Gdynia, Poland, delivered an unforgettable performance, headlined by JENNIE who captivated the audience with a 17-track set. This spectacular show not only showcased her incredible talent but also sent a clear signal that exciting new music is on the horizon.
Sharing the stage was also BLACKPINK, who performed fan favorites like “Lock It Down,” the emotionally resonant “Heaven,” and the dreamy ballad “Less Than A Lover.” During the performance, members shared their excitement for upcoming releases. One member noted that a particular track, inspired by summer, felt special to share with the crowd, eagerly hinting at future music.
JENNIE’s performance was a powerful tapestry woven from her recent achievements and collaborations. The set drew heavily from her 2025 debut solo album Ruby, seamlessly blending it with massive international partnerships, including her acclaimed work with Tame Impala and the hit duet with The Weeknd.
One of the most notable recent achievements in JENNIE’s career is the success of her collaboration with Tame Impala. Their track, “Dracula,” became a monumental radio hit, achieving No. 1 on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart and peaking at No. 10 on the Hot 100. This song has enjoyed remarkable staying power, holding its position for 37 consecutive weeks on the Hot 100.
Beyond this collaboration, JENNIE’s solo work continues to redefine charts. Her debut album Ruby debuted high on the Billboard 200, generating multiple entries on the Hot 100 and achieving over 3 billion streams on Spotify alone.
Her impact as a solo artist is staggering. JENNIE has logged six total entries on the Hot 100 as a soloist, setting a record for any female K-pop solo act. Furthermore, she holds the distinction of being the first female K-pop solo artist to simultaneously place three songs on the Billboard charts.
The energy of Open’er Festival was further amplified by other stars, including Addison Rae, PinkPantheress, and Jade, rounding out a weekend packed with talent. The festival itself continued its momentum, featuring headline performances from major acts such as Calvin Harris, Florence and the Machine, The Cure, and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
Credit: Billboard
