K-pop group Stray Kids began their "Run It" world tour with five opening concerts in Seoul this summer [1].
The tour serves as a primary vehicle for the group to promote new music releases and engage with fans as part of their 2026 comeback schedule [4, 5].
The series of opening shows took place at the KSPO Dome, located in the Songpa District of Seoul [2, 3]. According to tour schedules, the group performed on July 25, 26, 29, and August 1-2 [2].
These five initial performances [1] mark the start of a larger global itinerary. Following the Seoul residency, the group is scheduled to move on to other major Asian cities [6].
The tour coincides with a strategic push for new content. The group previously teased a new album and a digital single titled "Run It" ahead of an August 2026 release [5]. This timing allows the group to synchronize their live performances with the launch of new studio material.
Stray Kids continues to expand its international footprint through these large-scale venues. The KSPO Dome, also known as the Seoul Olympic Park venue, is a standard hub for high-capacity K-pop events [2].
“Stray Kids began their "Run It" world tour with five opening concerts in Seoul”
The 'Run It' tour represents a coordinated effort by Stray Kids and JYP Entertainment to capitalize on a 2026 comeback. By launching with a multi-night residency in Seoul before expanding across Asia, the group is utilizing a traditional K-pop rollout strategy that builds domestic momentum before scaling to international markets.
