Stray Kids perform at a charity event in Paris, showcasing their hits and captivating the audience, solidifying their global presence.
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Stray Kids made their second appearance at a charity event in France and showcased their stage. On the 22nd (local time), Stray Kids participated in the 'Yellow Coin Collection Charity Event' held at the Paris La Défense Arena in Paris. This concert is held to prepare a fund to support children and young people hospitalized in hospitals. Stray Kids were invited again after participating for the first time in 2024 as the first K-POP boy group, adding significance to the event, shining alongside global artists such as BIGBANG's G-DRAGON, Christina Aguilera, and A Rocky. Stray Kids performed representative songs of the group, including 'Chk Chk Boom', 'Do It (Overdrive Version)', 'CEREMONY', and '樂', heating up the atmosphere. In particular, the reinterpreted orchestral version of '樂' harmonized majestic sounds and overwhelming energy, leading the excitement at the venue to its peak. The eight members captivated the audience with their unique powerful performance and live show, creating a spectacular scene with explosive cheers, singing, and waves of light sticks from fans. Stray Kids have been steadily showing their presence in France every year. In July 2023, they headlined 'Lollapalooza Paris' as the first K-POP artist, and starting with their first participation in the 'Yellow Coin Collection Charity Event' in January 2024, they will hold a solo concert at the Stade de France in July 2025 as part of their world tour 'dominATE', attracting 120,000 spectators, marking the largest K-POP performance in French history. Stray Kids, who achieved brilliant results such as ranking first on the Billboard 200 main album chart in the US last year, will continue their activities as a 'global top artist' in 2026. Previously, they announced their appearance at music festivals in 'Stray Kids 'STEP OUT 2026' on their official SNS, and they will headline 'The Governors Ball Music Festival' in New York on June 6 and 'Rock in Rio' on September 11.
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