Singer Jennie heated up the atmosphere at Coachella, warming up for BLACKPINK's world tour.

On the 13th (local time), Jennie took the stage solo at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (referred to as 'Coachella'), the largest music festival in the United States, showcasing her prowess as the 'performance queen' and leaving a strong impression.

On that day, Jennie became the first K-pop solo artist to perform on the large stage of Coachella, the Outdoor Theater. Jennie captivated the audience with her passionate energy, demonstrating a high level of live performance and overwhelming stage presence.

Starting her first performance with 'Filter,' Jennie belted out an impressive 13 songs in about 50 minutes, including 'Mantra,' 'ZEN,' 'Love Hangover,' 'Seoul City,' and 'like JENNIE.' The audience cheered for Jennie, singing along and dancing together as they enjoyed the stage.

Notably, during the performance of 'Damn Right,' Kali Uchis, who participated as a featured artist, made a surprise appearance, drawing attention, and when the stage for the title track 'like JENNIE,' which continues to top both domestic and international charts, began, the audience erupted with cheers and group singing.

Media outlets such as Rolling Stone and the Los Angeles Times also focused on Jennie's performance at Coachella. They praised her, stating, 'Jennie heated up the atmosphere at the Coachella Outdoor Theater with her intense performance,' and 'She proved that she can accomplish everything as a solo artist.'

Coachella, which boasts tradition and prestige, is a music festival that started in 1999 and is held over two weeks in Indio, California, attracting over 200,000 attendees annually, making it one of the largest music festivals in the United States.

Having successfully completed her first solo performance at Coachella, Jennie is slated to take the stage again at the Outdoor Theater on the 20th, and will embark on BLACKPINK's world tour starting this July.

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