Stray Kids Successfully Hold Solo Concert at Tokyo National Stadium for the First Time by a Foreign Male Artist

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The group Stray Kids successfully held their first-ever solo concert at Tokyo National Stadium, drawing a total of 140,000 spectators and marking the first time a foreign male artist has performed there.

On the 29th and 30, Stray Kids held a solo concert as part of their new world tour "RUN IT" at MUFG STADIUM in Tokyo, Japan. This concert served as a signal for the start of their overseas tour and made history by becoming the first foreign male artist to perform a solo show at the iconic Tokyo National Stadium, thrilling their fandom, STAY. In addition to the performance at the National Stadium, all seven scheduled concerts across four regions in Japan — including Nagoya's Banterin Dome, Osaka's Kyocera Dome, and Fukuoka's Mizuho PayPay Dome — were completely sold out, demonstrating the group's immense popularity.

On this day, Stray Kids kicked off their performance with "God's Menu." They followed up with tracks such as "Hellevator," "Back Door," and "Double Knot," songs that are fundamental to the group, immediately boosting audience satisfaction. The atmosphere reached its peak as they performed hit songs including "MANIAC," "God's Menu," "Sound of Mind," "Special," and "This & That." They also unveiled the first-ever performance of "Hollow" from their Japanese mini 3rd album "Hollow," presented the Japanese version of "CASE 143," and led a massive sing-along with locally released tracks like "Social Path (Feat. LiSA)."

Over the two days, Stray Kids created unforgettable memories with 140,000 fans who filled Tokyo National Stadium. In addition to the offline performance on the 30th, they simultaneously held a paid online live stream and live viewing event, allowing a cumulative total of 175,000 people to enjoy the energy together. Empowered by the overwhelming support, the members ran across the vast National Stadium stage throughout the concert, expressing their affection in every corner, while dazzling fireworks lit up the night sky. The members shared, "It was definitely a day that will be remembered. We are truly grateful and love you all for creating such a magnificent sight that made us doubt our eyes." They also expressed high expectations for their upcoming Japanese mini 4th album "SUIATSU," set to release on November 25, stating, "We are confident in our next album as well. We will continue to deliver the best works that satisfy everyone."

On the final day of the concert, the 30th, news broke about an additional Tokyo Dome performance as part of the tour, receiving a warm response from fans. According to the announcement, Stray Kids will hold three performances at Tokyo Dome from November 6 to 8.

With this, Stray Kids will perform at four major dome venues in Japan: Banterin Dome Nagoya on September 5–6, Kyocera Dome Osaka on the 19th–20, Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka on October 24, and Tokyo Dome in November. Including the sold-out shows at Tokyo National Stadium, they will have completed a total of seven fully booked concerts across Japan as part of their world tour, along with three additional days at Tokyo Dome. These performances are expected to attract approximately 520,000 fans overall, further solidifying their global standing.

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