Stray Kids Storms Seattle with a Sold-Out Stadium

The sensational K-pop group Stray Kids kicked off their latest world tour with a resounding bang, marking their entry into the North American stadium scene. On the 24th of the month, the band performed a standout concert at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, drawing massive crowds and setting the stage for an exciting tour.

A Record-Breaking Performance

Continuing the momentum from their phenomenal Latin American and Japanese tours, Stray Kids achieved a historic first by selling out T-Mobile Park. This prestigious venue, which has previously hosted legends like Paul McCartney and Beyoncé, saw over 41,000 fans fill the seats to witness the first K-pop group to sell out the arena.

An Electrifying Set List

Stray Kids electrified the audience with a dynamic set list that included classic hits like ‘Thunderous’, ‘Back Door’, and ‘神メ뉴’. They also performed tracks from their Billboard 200 chart-topping albums, such as ‘Chk Chk Boom’, ‘MANIAC’, and ‘WALKIN’ (WALKING) ON WATER’. The live band and breathtaking pyrotechnics rounded off an unforgettable night.

Fan Engagement and Future Tour Stops

The group’s eight members connected deeply with their fans, delivering performances that showcased their individual charms. The night ended on a high note with an encore featuring ‘Chk Chk Boom (Festival ver.)’ and the fan-favorite ‘HAVEN’.

Following Seattle, Stray Kids will continue their North American tour with stops in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and several other major cities, before heading off to Europe this July. This tour, covering 34 cities with 55 shows, is set to draw an unprecedented 2.2 million fans, potentially establishing a new record for K-pop concert attendance.

A Word from Stray Kids

In their message to fans, the members expressed gratitude and the importance of shared experiences at such events: “No matter where you come from or who you are, the fact that we are here sharing a moment matters most. We thank you all with our hearts.”