Stray Kids just turned up the heat in Seattle, lighting up their first North American stadium concert with an explosive start to their dominATE world tour.

🔥 First K-Pop Act to Sell Out Seattle's T-Mobile Park

On May 24 (local time), Stray Kids headlined a solo show at T-Mobile Park in Seattle—the first stop on their North American stadium tour. The venue, previously graced by legends like Paul McCartney, Beyoncé, Green Day, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, was filled to the brim—Stray Kids became the first-ever K-pop group to sell out the entire stadium.

This comes on the heels of their Latin American tour (400,000 attendees across 5 cities, 8 shows) and Japan stadium run (220,000 fans over 4 days), showing their unstoppable global momentum.

🎤 30+ Songs, Billboard Hits, and Unshakable Energy

The setlist was packed with fan favorites like Thunderous, Back Door, and God's Menu, as well as Billboard-topping tracks including S-Class, Case 143, Maniac, and WOLFGANG. The crowd was treated to 30+ high-energy performances.

Stray Kids shared, "No matter where you're from or who you are, the fact that we're all connected here with the same heart—that's what truly matters." They added, "We've grown so much through this tour. Thank you with all our hearts."

🌎 13 Stadium Shows Across North America

Next up: San Francisco on May 28, followed by Los Angeles, Arlington, Atlanta, Orlando, New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, and Toronto—for a total of 13 shows in 10 cities.

Then it's on to Europe in July. With 55 shows in 34 cities worldwide, this marks Stray Kids' largest tour to date, expected to draw 2.2 million fans—setting a new record for the biggest K-pop tour ever by audience size.

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