Stray Kids Announces “RUN IT” World Tour Part 1, Kicking Off With Five Days in Seoul

Stray Kids has unveiled the Part 1 lineup for its upcoming global concert tour “RUN IT”, announcing a run of dates that will take the group from South Korea to major venues across Asia. According to Soompi, the tour’s first stops were released on June 23, beginning with a five-day stretch at Seoul’s KSPO Dome.

The announcement also signals the scale of the group’s next touring phase. After the Seoul dates, “RUN IT” moves to Japan for larger-capacity shows, followed by additional stops across the region, including Hong Kong, Taipei, Bangkok, and Singapore. The company behind the news notes that more updates are expected as additional legs of the tour are revealed.

Seoul Sets the Tone: Five Days at KSPO Dome

The tour’s opening window is set for South Korea, where Stray Kids will perform for five consecutive days at KSPO Dome in Seoul. The venue—known for hosting major domestic and international K-pop acts—positions the group’s “RUN IT” era squarely at the center of its next live rollout.

While many groups begin with single-night events, a multi-day start like this typically indicates strong pre-sale demand and a concert schedule designed to deepen fan engagement in their home market. It also suggests the tour will carry momentum into its broader international routing.

Japan and Beyond: Larger Venues and Regional Focus

Following the Seoul dates, “RUN IT” is set to expand into Japan, where the tour will include performances at MUFG Stadium as well as additional stops across the country. As Soompi reports, the Japan leg is expected to include domes, reflecting a mix of venue sizes as the tour scales up.

From there, the tour widens its geographic footprint across Asia. Hong Kong, Taipei, Bangkok, and Singapore are all listed among the Part 1 destinations, marking a region-spanning run that covers several of the most established K-pop concert markets outside South Korea.

For international fans, this lineup is particularly notable because it clusters multiple major cities within a single touring chapter, reducing the need for long-distance travel between consecutive shows. For the group, it also provides a consistent opportunity to deliver the same stage production and setlist framework across different audiences.

What “RUN IT” Implies for Stray Kids’ Next Era

With the Part 1 itinerary now confirmed, Stray Kids is clearly building toward a broad “global tour” strategy rather than limiting the run to a handful of major western markets. The routing emphasizes Asia-first expansion, which aligns with the group’s established fanbase across the region and the continued strength of large-scale K-pop touring.

The tour name—“RUN IT”—also frames expectations for an energetic, performance-forward production. While the full staging details are not included in the Part 1 announcement, tours branded around kinetic language tend to indicate thematic continuity across choreography, visuals, and live set pacing.

Soompi advises fans to remain alert for further tour updates, suggesting additional legs and dates may be released in phases rather than in one complete schedule.

Fans Can Expect More Dates as the Tour Expands

At this stage, the published schedule covers the first announced segment of “RUN IT”, meaning additional tour legs are likely to follow. In practical terms, this often includes more cities, potentially additional dates in markets where demand is high, and future announcements tied to ticket sales timelines.

The next thing to watch is how the tour’s subsequent parts build on the momentum of Part 1—whether Stray Kids will continue to expand across more Asian markets, add additional Japan dates, or broaden further into other regions. For fans, the combination of a substantial Seoul opener and a wide Asian route indicates a tightly planned rollout designed to maintain buzz long after the initial announcements.