K-pop sensation Stray Kids is embarking on their highly anticipated new world tour, “Run It,” kicking off with a series of five electrifying concerts at Seoul’s KSPO Dome in Olympic Park. Fans can catch the eight-member group on July 25-26, July 29, and August 1-2, marking an exciting start to their global journey.
Following their Seoul engagements, the Stray Kids “Run It” tour will sweep across Asia. They are set to perform at Tokyo’s iconic National Stadium in August, with subsequent stops in Nagoya and Osaka during September, and Fukuoka in October. The tour continues in December with shows in Hong Kong and Taipei, followed by Bangkok in January, and Singapore in March. Additional international concert dates and cities are expected to be announced soon, building anticipation among STAYs worldwide.
JYP Entertainment proudly announced that the “Run It” tour will make Stray Kids the first overseas male artist to headline a standalone concert at Tokyo National Stadium, one of Japan’s most prestigious and largest venues. The K-pop powerhouse is projected to captivate approximately 370,000 fans across their seven scheduled concerts in Japan alone, highlighting their immense popularity in the region.
This new tour follows the remarkable success of Stray Kids’ previous record-breaking “dominATE” world tour last year, which saw them perform 56 shows across 35 cities globally, solidifying their status as a leading international act.
Adding to the excitement, Stray Kids is preparing to release their new EP, “This & That,” on August 7. The highly anticipated lead track, “Run It,” sharing its name with the tour, will be unveiled in advance at 1 p.m. Wednesday, offering fans a taste of their latest music.
Stray Kids continues to make waves on the global festival circuit, having recently performed as a headliner at the Governors Ball Music Festival in New York on June 6 (U.S. time). They are also slated for another major appearance at Brazil’s renowned Rock in Rio festival in September, showcasing their dynamic stage presence to diverse audiences.
