Stray Kids kick off North American stadium tour in Seattle with 41,000 fans

Stray Kids opened their North American stadium tour with a sold-out concert in Seattle, drawing massive attention from global fans.

On May 24 (local time), Stray Kids held their solo concert at T-Mobile Park in Seattle as part of their ongoing world tour, “Stray Kids World Tour 'dominATE'.” The venue was packed with over 41,000 fans.

Following successful tours in Latin America and Japan, this marked the beginning of their North American stadium run. T-Mobile Park, known for hosting acts like Paul McCartney, Beyoncé, Green Day, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, welcomed Stray Kids as the first K-pop group to sell out the venue.

The group performed over 30 songs including hit tracks like “Thunderous,” “Back Door,” “God’s Menu,” “Chk Chk Boom,” “S-Class,” “MANIAC,” “Walkin On Water,” “DOMINO,” and “TOPLINE (Feat. Tiger JK).” The show featured high-energy performances, live band sets, and fireworks.

Stages for unit songs from their digital single “Mixtape : dominATE” were also included. For the encore, the group closed with “Chk Chk Boom (Festival ver.)” and “Haven.”

After the concert, the members expressed gratitude, saying, “No matter where you’re from, sharing this moment together is what really matters. We’ve grown a lot through this concert and thank you from the bottom of our hearts.”

Stray Kids will continue their tour with 13 shows in 10 North American cities, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Arlington, Atlanta, Orlando, New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, and Toronto. In July, they will head to Europe for the next leg of their stadium tour.