Stray Kids announce 2027 RUN IT stadium tour dates
The North American and European legs are scheduled to open in Seattle on 16 May. A STAY membership presale begins 18 November, followed by general sales on 19 November.
The North American and European legs are scheduled to open in Seattle on 16 May. A STAY membership presale begins 18 November, followed by general sales on 19 November.

Stray Kids announced the 2027 dates of their RUN IT stadium tour on 9 November, with the North American and European legs scheduled to begin at Seattle’s Lumen Field. The dates extend through 31 July, when the group is set to play Milan’s San Siro Stadium.
JYP Entertainment, which formed the South Korean group in 2017, had announced RUN IT earlier in 2026. The agency’s June schedule called for a Seoul opening at the KSPO Dome in Olympic Park, with concerts on 25–26 and 29 July and 1–2 August, and further Asian dates through March. The preceding dominATE tour ended in 2025 after 56 shows in 35 cities.
Bang Chan, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin and I.N are scheduled to perform. Singer and dancer Lee Know, a main dancer who has contributed vocals and rap to Stray Kids’ songs, will miss the North American and European legs because of mandatory South Korean military service and is expected to rejoin the group after completing his service requirement, Billboard said.
The tour supports THIS & THAT, which became the group’s ninth release to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart in August 2026.
The announced itinerary covers the following cities and venues.
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 16 May | Seattle | Lumen Field |
| 19 May | Vancouver | BC Place |
| 22 May | Santa Clara | Levi’s Stadium |
The STAY membership presale is scheduled to begin at 11:00 local time on 18 November. Fans wishing to take part must sign up by 12:00 Pacific time on 15 November (00:00 Yerevan time on 16 November). General sales for all dates are scheduled to begin at 15:00 local time on 19 November, giving fans without membership a chance to buy tickets.
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