Stray Kids is set to launch their new world tour, "Stray Kids World Tour," at the KSPO DOME in Seoul on the 25th, with all five shows completely sold out.

Stray Kids is kicking their global activities into high gear as they embark on their latest world tour. The group is not only holding a solo concert in Seoul but also dropping news of a fresh release, promising fans worldwide an electrifying reunion.

The K-pop sensation will take center stage at the KSPO DOME in Songpa-gu, Seoul, for a five-day concert extravaganza on the 25th, 26th, 29th, and August 1st and 2nd. The event has already proven to be a hot ticket, with every show selling out and showcasing the group's formidable draw.

This Seoul concert series is breaking new ground, marking the first time a single concert has hosted five consecutive shows in one location. Stray Kids, known for continually pushing the envelope in terms of performance scale, is once again flexing their muscles on the domestic stage with this tour.

The group's international success story continues to unfold. Stray Kids is set to make history as the first foreign male act to headline Tokyo's National Stadium in August. This milestone is just one part of their strategy to expand their global footprint and accelerate their conquest of international markets.

Come September, the group will be hosting a new festival under their brand, dubbed "STRAYCITY," across three locations in Latin America. This comes on the heels of Stray Kids cementing their status as A-list performers by headlining world-renowned music festivals such as Lollapalooza Paris, iDays, British Summer Time Hyde Park, Lollapalooza Chicago, and The Governors Ball Music Festival.

As they hit the road for their world tour, Stray Kids isn't neglecting their musical output. Fans can mark their calendars for August 7th at 1 PM, when the group will drop their mini-album "THIS & THAT," signaling the start of their comeback activities.

Since their debut in 2018, Stray Kids has captured hearts with hits like "Holiday," "Fresh Play," "CEREMONY," and "Photobook."