Stray Kids has etched their name into K-pop history as the first fourth-generation group to headline a solo concert at the iconic SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Held on May 31 and June 1, the concerts were part of their ‘Stray Kids World Tour ’ and initially slated for one night, but a second show was added due to overwhelming demand.
SoFi Stadium, one of the largest and most prestigious venues globally, has previously hosted global acts like BTS, The Rolling Stones, and TWICE. Known for its colossal architecture and a signature oval-shaped mega screen, it is also set to host the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2028 LA Olympics.
Over the course of three hours, Stray Kids delivered a powerful 30-song setlist, from debut track “District 9” to their recent hit “GIANT (Korean Ver.),” thrilling fans with synchronized performances and high-energy stages. The stadium reverberated with fan chants and cheers, reflecting the group’s explosive international popularity.
Stray Kids’ leap from a 2023 show at LA’s BMO Stadium to now filling the much larger SoFi Stadium marks a monumental growth in scale and fanbase. Expressing gratitude, the members shared heartfelt thanks to their fandom, STAY, stating, “This moment is possible because of you. We’re so grateful to return the love we’ve received.”
Following the LA leg, the tour moves to Arlington’s Globe Life Field on June 6 and 7, continuing a 55-show run across 34 cities. With a projected 2.2 million attendees, Stray Kids are on track to set a new record for the largest audience for a single K-pop tour.
Source: tvreport.co.kr
