Stray Kids’ world tour draws global attention with massive stadium shows, ahead of a new release.

Stray Kids has once again drawn international attention with their world tour, reaffirming their status as a global stadium act. Pollstar, the U.S. touring trade publication, ranked Stray Kids No. 2 on its Top 20 Global Concert Tours list, the highest position for a K-pop artist. The group wrapped up a 56-show run across 35 regions, completing the Stray Kids World Tour dominATE, touring major venues around the world. Of the 35 locales, 28 hosted stadium performances, with tens of thousands of fans per show. In cities including Sao Paulo, Seattle, Orlando, Washington D.C., Chicago, Toronto, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Rome, and Paris, they achieved first-time entries for a K-pop artist, underscoring their growing global influence.

Back home, Stray Kids capped the year with their largest-scale world tour to date and, in August, released their fourth studio album KARMA, which made history on the Billboard 200. KARMA rose to No. 42 on the Billboard 200 chart dated November 22, 2025, marking 12 weeks on the chart and continuing its long-running run.

Riding the momentum, the group is set to release a new album SKZ IT TAPE DO IT on November 21 at 2:00 p.m. ET (midnight Korea time). The album features double lead tracks Do It and Shinseon Nol-eum, along with five additional songs created by the group’s in-house production team 3RACHA, consisting of Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han.