It's finally official: On August 24, Stray Kids' new World Tour “dominATE” kicks off. This year the guys are traveling all across Asia and Australia, but in 2025 the tour will also come to America and Europe! We've known since the beginning of May that Stray Kids would be starting a tour again this year, but now the first dates are finally here:
STRAY KIDS WORLD TOUR “DOMINATE”
According to the announcement poster on Twitter, the tour starts in August with four concerts in South Korea's capital, Seoul. In September it continues to Singapore, and in October the journey leads to Australia. Before the year ends, Stray Kids will also perform in Japan, Thailand and Indonesia.
The first dates for 2025 are already confirmed, too:
On January 18 & 19, the boy group will take the stage in Hong Kong.
More concerts in Europe, Latin America and North America will be announced.
There's no date yet, so better not plan too much for next year.
“dominATE” is already Stray Kids' third World Tour!
The first World Tour was titled “District 9: Unlock World Tour” and began in 2019. Because of the global Corona pandemic, however, most of the concerts had to be canceled in 2020. This included all dates in Europe.
The second World Tour “Maniac” in 2022/23 went smoothly, fortunately, but unfortunately this tour only included Asia and America. That's why we're all the more happy that the new tour finally takes Stray Kids to Europe!
In fact, the boy group has already performed in Europe several times in recent years. Among other things, the guys took part in the 2018 Music Bank Festival in Berlin, Germany. But after all those festivals, it's time for Stray Kids to finally give their own concerts in Germany, France and so on, right?
We'll keep you updated so you don't miss anything!
An exciting time is ahead for Stray Kids fans, because on July 19 the new album “ATE”, which the tour is named after, is finally being released.
The album brings new songs for our playlist and has the potential to become the highlight of the year! Maybe Stray Kids can even break a few of their personal records with it? With more than 5 million copies sold, “5-Star” is currently the boy group's most successful album. The following album “Rock-Star” couldn't top those numbers.
Do you think Stray Kids can outdo themselves once again with “ATE”? We're keeping our fingers crossed, of course!
Sources: Stray Kids social media channels, Hanteo, Newsen, Billboard
