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Stray Kids ‘Run It’ World Tour Kicks Off With Five Seoul Concerts

editor 6월 23, 2026
Stray Kids 'Run It' World Tour Kicks Off With Five Seoul Concerts
Poster for Stray Kids’ Seoul leg of the “Run It” world tour (JYP Entertainment)

Global K-pop sensation Stray Kids is set to launch their highly anticipated new world tour this summer, commencing with five spectacular concerts in Seoul before extending their trek to major venues across Asia.

JYP Entertainment officially announced the initial leg of the group’s upcoming global spectacle, titled “Stray Kids World Tour ‘Run It,’” on Tuesday, sharing the exciting news across the group’s official social media channels.

The “Run It” world tour will powerfully kick off with five thrilling performances at Seoul’s Kspo Dome, scheduled for July 25, 26, and 29, followed by additional dates on August 1 and 2.

Following their Seoul shows, Stray Kids will continue their extensive Asia tour across Japan, beginning with two landmark concerts at Tokyo’s MUFG Stadium on August 29 and 30. Subsequent Japanese stops for the Stray Kids tour include Nagoya, Osaka, and Fukuoka, extending through late October. The “Run It” tour then moves to other key Asian cities, with performances in Hong Kong and Taipei, Taiwan, in December. In January and March 2027, the group is also slated to bring their dynamic concerts to Bangkok and Singapore.

JYP Entertainment further noted that additional Stray Kids tour dates and locations will be unveiled in due course, promising more opportunities for fans worldwide.

The Stray Kids concerts on August 29 and 30 at Japan’s MUFG Stadium are poised to mark a historic milestone for the group. They are set to become the first overseas male act to headline a solo concert at Tokyo’s prestigious national stadium. JYP Entertainment projects that the seven announced Stray Kids shows across Japan will draw an impressive audience of approximately 370,000 concertgoers.

This new “Run It” world tour follows approximately nine months after the successful conclusion of the group’s previous massive global endeavor, the “Dominate” world tour. That tour concluded in October with a spectacular concert at Incheon Asiad Main Stadium, encompassing 56 shows across 35 cities and standing as the largest world tour in Stray Kids’ career to date.

Leading up to the “Run It” world tour, Stray Kids will treat fans to the digital single “Run It,” releasing on Wednesday at 1 p.m. KST. This powerful new song, sharing its title with the eagerly awaited tour, is described as encapsulating the group’s immense ambition and unwavering momentum as they continue to expand their formidable presence on the global K-pop stage. This exciting track will also feature on the group’s upcoming EP, “This & That,” which is slated for release on August 7.

Beyond their “Run It” world tour, Stray Kids are also set to continue their prominent appearances on the global festival circuit, further solidifying their international appeal.

After their highly successful headlining performance at the Governors Ball Music Festival in New York City in early June, which captivated an audience of approximately 45,000, Stray Kids will headline “Straycity” in September. This innovative new music festival is uniquely centered around the K-pop group and is scheduled to captivate audiences in Colombia, Argentina, and Mexico. Additionally, in September, Stray Kids are slated to perform at the renowned Rock in Rio festival in Brazil, showcasing their diverse global engagement.

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