Stray Kids Sells Out Five-Night Seoul Run as New World Tour Kicks Off

K-POP boy group Stray Kids have sold out every date of their new world tour's opening run in Seoul. All five shows at KSPO DOME in Seoul's Songpa district are booked, giving the group a strong launch pad for a global run that stretches into 2027.

The Seoul concerts are scheduled for July 25, 26, 29, and August 1 and 2, marking the start of the "Stray Kids World Tour," subtitled "RUN IT." Presale for sixth-generation members of the official fan club STAY ran on June 29 and 30. General ticketing opened July 1, and all five shows sold out shortly after.

The tour is the group's first in about nine months, following the close of their "Stray Kids World Tour 'dominATE'" run at Incheon Asiad Main Stadium last October. After Seoul, Stray Kids will play Tokyo's National Stadium on August 29 and 30, becoming the first foreign male act to headline the venue on their own. From there, the tour heads to Nagoya on September 5 and 6, Osaka on September 19 and 20, Fukuoka on October 24, Hong Kong on December 5, and Taipei on December 12. Shows in Bangkok on January 16 and 17, 2027, and Singapore on March 6 and 7 will follow.

The tour's title track, a digital single also called "RUN IT," was released on June 24. It topped the Worldwide iTunes Song Chart and the European iTunes Song Chart on June 24 and 25. Its music video also ranked No. 1 on YouTube's worldwide music video trending chart from its release through June 27. The song will be included on the group's new mini album "THIS & THAT," out August 7 at 1 p.m. KST.

Alongside the tour and album, Stray Kids are stacking festival dates. They played The Governors Ball Music Festival in the United States on June 6, drawing a crowd of about 45,000. In September, the group heads to Latin America for Brazil's Rock in Rio and their own branded festival, STRAYCITY, which will visit three Latin American markets.

The scale of the rollout points to how far Stray Kids have pushed their live footprint. A sold-out Seoul opening, a first-of-its-kind headline booking at Tokyo National Stadium, and a festival slate on three continents show a group now operating at the top tier of K-POP touring.