Stray Kids is more than doubling its “Run It” world tour, adding 25 shows across 23 cities in Japan, North America and Europe and bringing the trek to a total of 46 performances in 31 cities worldwide.
The eight-member group announced the additional dates through its official social media channels on November 9, releasing a new tour poster featuring the members. JYP Entertainment outlined the full expanded schedule on November 10, according to Korean media reports.
The newly announced leg opens in Japan, with two shows in Yokohama on April 24 and 25, 2027, followed by two dates in Osaka on May 4 and 5. The group will then cross the Pacific for 14 North American dates running from May 16 to June 29, starting in Seattle on May 16 and continuing through Vancouver on May 19, Santa Clara on May 22, San Diego on May 25 and Los Angeles on May 29.
The North American run continues into June with shows in Arlington on June 3, Houston on June 5, Atlanta on June 8, Miami on June 11, Orlando on June 14, Chicago on June 18, Baltimore on June 22, Toronto on June 25 and East Rutherford on June 29. All dates are local time.
Stray Kids will then head to Europe for seven shows in July, beginning in Paris on July 9, followed by London on July 13, Munich on July 17, Vienna on July 21, Barcelona on July 24, Arnhem on July 27 and Milan on July 31. Several of the newly added dates are set for large stadiums, including SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford and San Siro in Milan, underlining the scale of the expansion.
The addition more than doubles the previously announced schedule. Before the new dates were revealed, the tour stood at 21 shows across nine regions, with dates running through March 2027 in Singapore. The 25 new performances account for more than half of the expanded 46-show total, making this a major extension rather than a handful of extra stops.
The “Run It” tour opened in Seoul in July 2026, where Stray Kids played five shows at the KSPO Dome. From there, the group took the tour overseas, including a stop at Tokyo National Stadium in August, where the group became the first overseas male artist to hold a solo concert at the venue. The tour is the group’s fourth world tour, and it follows the “dominATE” world tour, which wrapped in 2025 after 56 concerts in 35 cities.
The expanded schedule also comes with a notable change to the lineup on stage. Lee Know, the group’s main dancer, is expected to begin his mandatory military service in early 2027, JYP Entertainment previously announced, making him the first member of the group to enlist. He is not expected to take part in the newly announced 2027 dates, which means the new leg of the tour is set to proceed with seven members.
Ticket details for the new dates are beginning to emerge. According to published tour listings, presales for the North American and European shows are scheduled for November 18, followed by general sales on November 19. Fans can find participating concerts and registration details through Ticketmaster, the listings say.
The previously announced Asian dates still sit between the tour’s opening run and the new leg. Stray Kids is scheduled to play Bangkok on January 16 and 17, 2027, and Singapore on March 6 and 7, keeping the tour on the road through the first quarter of next year before the Japan dates begin in late April.
With the tour now stretching from its Seoul opening in July 2026 through a Milan finale on July 31, 2027, “Run It” is set to become one of the longest and largest tours of Stray Kids’ career. The group has not announced any further additions beyond the 46 shows confirmed so far.
