Stray Kids added major cities to their new world tour, expanding it to 31 cities and 46 shows across Asia, North America, and Europe.
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Stray Kids have significantly added to the venues for their new world tour, “RUN IT.” On the 9th, Stray Kids posted a poster with intense gazes on their official social media and announced additional venues for “Stray Kids World Tour 〈RUN IT〉.” Prior to this, they opened the tour in spectacular fashion by recording five sold-out shows at KSPO DOME in Seoul in July and August. According to the new schedule, Stray Kids will hold 25 shows in 23 cities covering North America and Europe, starting with Yokohama in April 2027, followed by Osaka, Seattle, Vancouver, Los Angeles, Toronto, Paris, London, Munich, and Milan on July 31, among others. As a result, the tour scale has greatly expanded to a total of 31 cities and 46 shows, in addition to the existing 9 cities and 21 shows, including the August performance at Tokyo’s National Stadium, which achieved the “first solo performance by an overseas male artist in history.” In particular, many large global stadium performances are being previewed, and they are expected to once again prove their overwhelming ticket power. This year, Stray Kids’ global activities have shone in many areas. Their mini-album “THIS & THAT,” released in August, continued its long run by charting for 12 consecutive weeks after achieving nine consecutive No. 1s on the U.S. Billboard 200. They also perfectly captivated STAY (the name of their fans) with diverse stages such as the global music festivals “The Governors Ball Music Festival” and “Rock in Rio,” as well as “STRAYCITY,” the first new music festival in Latin America, which drew 270,000 attendees. ・Stray Kids’ Lee Know announces enlistment around the first quarter of 2027... first from the group (official) ・From ILLIT to Stray Kids and RIIZE, appearances confirmed! “2026 FNS Song Festival” to air on December 2 and 9... 36 glamorous acts announced at once
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Stray Kids announced 25 additional world tour shows across 23 countries and regions. In Japan, they will play four shows at Nissan Stadium in Yokohama and Yanmar Stadium Nagai in Osaka in April and May 2027, their first concerts at either stadium. Ticket presales have already begun for fan club members.
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Stray Kids completed the Japan leg of their world tour with 10 sold-out shows, including three Tokyo Dome concerts that drew 150,000 people. Across Japan, they attracted 520,000 fans. They also premiered three songs from their upcoming Japanese mini album, which is now being pre-released.
JYP Entertainment announced that Stray Kids’ Lee Know is expected to begin his military service in the first quarter of 2027. He may be absent from some schedules after that time, but will meet fans through various content and solo activities before enlistment. He is likely the first member of the group to enlist.
Stray Kids are in the middle of their world tour and Japan tour, with all 10 Japan shows sold out and extra Tokyo Dome dates added. WOWOW will exclusively live-broadcast the November 7 Tokyo Dome concert, and a Stray Kids music video collection is also planned for December.
Fuji TV will broadcast the 2026 FNS Song Festival live over two Wednesdays in December. Thirty-six acts were announced, including Korean artists such as ILLIT, Stray Kids, BABYMONSTER, CORTIS, RIIZE, aespa, and NCT DREAM. ILLIT will appear for the third straight year, while BABYMONSTER and CORTIS will make their first appearances.
Stray Kids departed for Japan on the afternoon of the 2nd via Gimpo International Airport for their 'Stray Kids World Tour.' The tour will be held over three days at Tokyo Dome on Friday, November 6, Saturday, November 7, and Sunday, November 8.
Stray Kids will make their first appearance on Best Hit Kayosai 2026. The show will air live for three hours on November 11 at 7 p.m., and will feature 28 artists including INI, &TEAM, JO1, NiziU, HANA, Naniwa Danshi, Aina the End, =LOVE, and M!LK. Stray Kids will also release their Japanese 4th mini album, SUIATSU, on November 25, and hold additional Tokyo Dome concerts for their Stray Kids World Tour on November 6, 7, and 8.
Kstyle POWER PUSH, a regular project with IDOLCHAMP, has opened its November voting period. Fans can vote from October 27 to November 5 to choose the monthly power-push artist and support their comeback. Artists include ATEEZ, XG, SUPER JUNIOR’s Kyuhyun, and more.
On the afternoon of the 25th, Stray Kids arrived in Korea through Incheon International Airport after completing the Fukuoka performance of their "Stray Kids World Tour."
