Stray Kids finished all 10 Japan shows of their world tour, drawing 520,000 fans and debuting three songs at Tokyo Dome.
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Stray Kids completed all 10 performances in Japan of their world tour. Stray Kids held Tokyo Dome performances over three days, Friday, November 6, Saturday, November 7, and Sunday, November 8, and concluded the Japan performances of their world tour. Over the three Tokyo Dome performances, they drew 150,000 people, and at the sold-out Tokyo Dome, which was full again this time, three songs were performed for the world for the first time: the lead song "SUIATSU" from their Japanese 4th mini album "SUIATSU," which will be released on Wednesday, November 25, the included song "Lonely Night," and, in a surprise encore, "Christmas Love (Party Version)." This world tour, titled "Stray Kids World Tour," travels through countries and regions such as Korea, Hong Kong, Taipei, Bangkok, and Singapore. The Japan performances began with National Stadium (MUFG STADIUM), which was the first-ever held by an overseas male artist, and then continued to Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka, and this Tokyo Dome performance, for a total of 10 performances, all of which were sold out. In total, 520,000 people were drawn. Furthermore, for the two days of the Tokyo Dome performances on 11/7 (Sat.) and 11/8 (Sun.), live viewing was also shown in movie theaters nationwide, drawing a total of 60,000 people. Stray Kids' Korean mini album "THIS & THAT," released on Friday, August 7, reached No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard's main album chart "Billboard 200" dated August 22, recording No. 1 on debut for the ninth consecutive work. They themselves updated the world-first record of eight consecutive No. 1s on "Billboard 200" achieved with the previous SKZ IT TAPE "DO IT," and achieved an unprecedented feat as the first artist in the world. They have become the group with the most No. 1s on this chart in the 21st century. Furthermore, on the U.S. "Billboard 200," in total No. 1 counts, they rank second among all artists in history, following the Beatles (19 total times). They are tied with the Rolling Stones and Taylor Swift. Stray Kids will release their Japanese 4th mini album "SUIATSU" on Wednesday, November 25, which is their first Japanese work in about one and a half years. Following the previous work "Hollow," it is composed entirely of original Japanese songs, and of course this work was also produced by the group's in-house production team 3RACHA—Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han—who created and produced all the songs including the title track. The lead song "SUIATSU," which was unveiled for the first time in the world at Tokyo Dome this time, was announced for distribution in the venue's video after the performance, a pre-teaser was also released, and advance distribution started from 0:00 on Monday, November 9. ・Appearances confirmed from ILLIT to Stray Kids and RIIZE! "2026 FNS Song Festival" to air on December 2 and 9... 36 glamorous acts announced at once ・Stray Kids to make their first appearance on "Best Hit Song Festival 2026" airing November 11! 28 artists announced in total
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