Stray Kids Make K-pop History With Sold-Out Seattle Stadium

Stray Kids have made K-pop history as the first Korean act to sell out Seattle’s T-Mobile Park, launching their North American stadium tour with an electrifying performance.

On May 24, Stray Kids kicked off their ‘Stray Kids World Tour ‘ at the iconic stadium, filling every seat with over 41,000 fans. The venue, previously graced by legends like Paul McCartney and Beyoncé, had never before seen a K-pop group achieve a complete sellout.

The group thrilled the crowd with over 30 hit songs, including S-Class, Back Door, God’s Menu, and MANIAC. Live band performances, high-energy choreography, and a spectacular fireworks ending captivated fans throughout the night.

Members shared heartfelt thanks, saying, “No matter where you’re from, what matters most is sharing this moment together. We’ve grown so much on this journey, and we’re truly grateful.”

What’s Next for Stray Kids?

Following Seattle, Stray Kids will perform in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, New York, and more, covering 10 North American cities and 13 shows. The tour will then expand to Europe, with a projected 2.2 million fans attending 55 shows in 34 cities worldwide—a record-breaking K-pop tour.

Stay tuned for more updates as Stray Kids continue their global domination.