Hulu will exclusively stream Stray Kids’ Tokyo concert from MUFG Stadium live on August 30, with chat available and no replay.
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Stray Kids, a boy group made up of members who won a survival reality program. This time, it has been decided that the Tokyo performance of the new world tour “Stray Kids World Tour,” to be held at MUFG Stadium (National Stadium) on Sunday, August 30, will be exclusively live-streamed on the online video distribution service Hulu under the title “Stray Kids World Tour ONLINE LIVE.” You can enjoy the excitement of the solo MUFG Stadium performance, which is the first in history for an overseas male artist, from the “always front row” that is unique to streaming. In addition, online distribution in Japan will be only on Hulu. Since the chat function will also be available during the live stream, fans are encouraged to join the live performance while “commentating” together with other fans. In their previous large-scale tour, “Stray Kids World Tour,” which became their largest ever, they held their first stadium performances in Japan and successfully completed 56 performances in 35 countries and regions. Riding this momentum, the new world tour “Stray Kids World Tour” by Stray Kids is expected to draw about 370,000 people for the Japan performances alone, and there is no doubt that it will once again excite audiences around the world this year. The place chosen as the “starting point” of the long-awaited new tour’s Japan performances is the sacred site MUFG Stadium (National Stadium), where various top athletes and artists have made history. Stray Kids, who will mark the achievement of “the first solo National Stadium performance by an overseas male artist,” will liven up the Japan performances with production and performances unique to a large stadium. Why not check out the Tokyo performance of their new world tour, in which they continue to evolve without stopping, on Hulu? ■Streaming overview “Stray Kids World Tour ONLINE LIVE” Live streaming date and time: Sunday, August 30, 5:00 p.m. *There will be no missed-streaming replay. Performers: Stray Kids Viewing fee: 4,500 yen (tax included) Sales period *The sales period may change without notice. Wednesday, August 19, 6:00 p.m. to Sunday, August 30, 5:30 p.m. *You can purchase until the end of the sales period, but viewing will start partway through, and rewinding or catch-up playback is not possible. *After purchase, cancellation is not possible, so please purchase with understanding. Purchase here ■Related link Stray Kids official Japanese website ■Streaming overview “Stray Kids World Tour ONLINE LIVE” Live streaming date and time: Sunday, August 30, 5:00 p.m. *There will be no missed-streaming replay. Performers: Stray Kids Viewing fee: 4,500 yen (tax included) Sales period *The sales period may change without notice. Wednesday, August 19, 6:00 p.m. to Sunday, August 30, 5:30 p.m. *You can purchase until the end of the sales period, but viewing will start partway through, and rewinding or catch-up playback is not possible. *After purchase, cancellation is not possible, so please purchase with understanding. Purchase here ■Related link Stray Kids official Japanese website
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