JENNIE headlined the final night of the Open’er Festival in Gdynia, Poland, debuting several unreleased tracks during her hour-long set. The performance at the Gdynia-Kosakowo Airfield on July 4 featured a 17-song setlist that emphasized her solo catalog, including material from her 2025 debut album, Ruby.
The festival appearance marked a significant moment for the artist as she transitioned from the promotional cycle of her debut record toward a new project. During the show, JENNIE introduced three previously unheard songs to the audience, noting that she plans to release the new music in the near future.
New Music Debuts and Setlist Highlights
JENNIE’s setlist provided a comprehensive look at her solo trajectory. The performance notably included “One Of The Girls,” her collaboration with The Weeknd, and her remix of the Tame Impala track “Dracula.”
The artist used the platform to preview the direction of her upcoming work. Before performing the dance-pop track “Lock It Down,” JENNIE described the song as being about a “secret love affair.” She later shared a ballad titled “Less Than A Lover,” which she explained was written with a specific seasonal inspiration. “It’s a song I wrote thinking about summer,” JENNIE told the crowd. “It feels really special to share new music with this many people.”
The full setlist for the July 4 performance included:
- Filter
- Damn Right
- Mantra
- Start A War
- Handlebars
- One Of The Girls (The Weeknd cover)
- Love Hangover
- Dracula (Tame Impala cover)
- Seoul City
- F.T.S.
- Lock It Down
- Heaven
- ExtraL
- With The IE (Way Up)
- Starlight
- Less Than A Lover
- Like Jennie
Evolution of a Solo Career
The festival season serves as a platform for JENNIE to showcase her creative autonomy following the release of Ruby last year. In previous interviews, the artist has emphasized that her current work is driven by her own decision-making process. Reflecting on her transition into this chapter of her career, she noted that the ideas and artistic direction for her recent music are entirely her own, providing her with a sense of ownership over the final product.
JENNIE’s headline set at the Gdynia-Kosakowo Airfield concluded the four-day Open’er Festival. The event featured a diverse lineup of international acts. Other performers on the final day included Addison Rae, PinkPantheress, and JADE. The festival has seen headline sets from Calvin Harris, Florence And The Machine, The Cure, Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds and The xx.
What Happens Next
While JENNIE confirmed during her set that she intends to share her new music with fans “soon,” no official release dates or album titles have been announced for the upcoming projects.