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Stray Kids adds 25 dates to its world tour
Stray Kids added 25 concerts to its ongoing world tour, including shows in North America, Europe and Japan.
The eight-member group’s “Run It” tour will now have 46 performances across 31 regions worldwide.
The new dates include concerts in Seattle, Chicago, Toronto, Paris, London and Milan.
The tour began with five sold-out shows in Seoul in July and August.
Stray Kids has also had recent success in the United States: its latest album reached No.
1 on the Billboard 200 and stayed on the chart for 12 weeks.
The group’s “Stray City” festival series drew 270,000 fans across five shows in three Latin American cities.
The added concerts extend the tour, with announced dates running from April to July.
Stray Kids has added 25 concerts to its ongoing “Run It” world tour.
The additions include shows in North America, Europe and Japan.
The tour will now comprise 46 performances across 31 regions worldwide.
The group announced the additional dates on social media on Monday.
The tour began with five sold-out shows at Seoul’s KSPO Dome in July and August.
- Who
- Stray Kids, an eight-member boy group.
- What
- The group added 25 concerts to its “Run It” world tour.
- When
- The dates were announced on Monday. The newly announced concerts include dates from April 24 to July 31.
- Where
- The tour covers 31 regions worldwide, with additional shows in Japan, North America and Europe.
- Why
- Not stated
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Stray Kids began the tour with five sold-out shows at KSPO Dome in Seoul.
The group announced 25 additional concert dates on social media.
The group is scheduled to perform in Yokohama, Japan.
The added schedule includes shows in Seattle, Chicago and Toronto.
The added schedule includes shows in Paris, London and Milan.
- Additional concerts
- 25
- Tour total
- 46 performances across 31 regions
- Yokohama dates
- April 24–25
- Seattle date
- May 16
- European dates
- Paris, July 9; London, July 13; Milan, July 31