Two Australian stadium shows are booked in to host K-Pop group Stray Kids as they touchdown in the country this October.
Global K-Pop superstars Stray Kids are set to thrill Australian fans this October with two exclusive stadium shows on their <dominATE> World Tour. The tour announcement comes following the release of the group’s new mini album ATE which dropped last week.
The tour will commence at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on 19 October, followed by Sydney’s Allianz Stadium on 26 October.
STRAY KIDS WORLD TOUR <dominATE AUSTRALIA>
- MARVEL STADIUM, MELBOURNE | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19
- ALLIANZ STADIUM, SYDNEY | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26
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Stray Kids is JYP Entertainment’s 8-member boy band formed in March 2018. The group’s name “Stray Kids” stands for their determination to break and escape from tradition, formalities, and the old system. All members not only are talented in vocals, rap, and performance, but have also been credited for producing the majority of Stray Kids’ unique discography.
Stray Kids were crowned Top K-Pop Album winners at the recent 2023 BBMAs and Best K-Pop winners at the 2023 VMAs with their full-length album <5-STAR>. The album sold over 4.61 million copies during the first week of its release which, at the time, became the highest 1st week number in K-pop history. The group also won “Group of the Year” at the 2024 People’s Choice Awards and “K-Pop Album of the Year” at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards.
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Not only did they debut four consecutive albums as No.1 on the Billboard 200 chart, and they also became the 2nd K-Pop male group in history to enter the Billboard HOT 100 chart. Stray Kids won’t stop breaking through all geographical and cultural boundaries to resonate deeply with global listeners.
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