Stray Kids Tokyo National Stadium — Historic First for Male Artists

Stray Kids Makes History in Japan

Stray Kids Tokyo National Stadium concert marked a monumental milestone as the group became the first foreign male artist in history to hold a solo concert at the prestigious venue, according to OSEN. The K-pop powerhouse successfully wrapped up their massive two-day performances on August 29 and 30 as part of their world tour RUN IT, captivating local fans with unforgettable stages.

High-Energy Setlist and Record-Breaking Attendance

During the historic event, Stray Kids delivered explosive performances of numerous hit songs, opening with Wise Man and tearing through fan-favorites like Hellevator, Side Effects, MANIAC, God’s Menu, Thunderous, S-Class, and THIS & THAT. The group drew a massive crowd of 140,000 attendees over two days. Furthermore, the August 30 show—which featured paid online live streaming and live viewing—attracted a cumulative audience of 175,000 viewers, proving their overwhelming global and regional popularity.

Expressing Gratitude and Announcing Tokyo Dome Concerts

Overwhelmed with emotion, the members shared, It has undoubtedly become a day to remember. Thank you all so much and we love you for creating such an incredible sight that we can hardly believe our eyes. Adding to the excitement on the final day of the concert, Stray Kids surprised fans by announcing an upcoming three-night concert at the Tokyo Dome, scheduled from November 6 to 8, drawing explosive cheers from the audience.