”Stray Kids” becomes the first K-pop artist to sell out Seattle's T-Mobile Park...off to a good start

Idol group Stray Kids announced the start of their North American stadium tour with a sold-out stadium concert in Seattle.
On May 24th (local time), Stray Kids will begin their new world tour, "Stray Kids World Tour," at T-Mobile Park in Seattle.
This concert was the fourth day of the Latin American tour, which attracted 400,000 people in eight performances in five cities.
Following the excitement of their first stadium concert in Japan, which drew 220,000 spectators, this is the band's departure for their North American stadium concert. With enthusiastic interest, all tickets were sold out and more than 41,000 spectators attended the stadium.
The concert was held at Seattle's T-Mobile Park, which is the home of Paul McCartney.
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This is the venue where world-famous musicians such as Kim Kardashian, Lee Dong-hee, and Peppers have performed, and Stray Kids is the first K-pop artist to sell out all the seats at this venue.
The group's popularity was proven by the success of the group.
Door," "God Menu," and other representative songs, such as "Chk Chk
"Billboard Boom", "S-Class", "MANIAC", "Walkin' On Water" and other songs on the US Billboard main charts.
The title song of the album that ranked first on the "200 Dokdo" chart, "DOMINO (WINNER)," which brought out the brave "Sing Together" (Sing Along), and "TOPLINE (Feat. Tiger
They performed over 30 songs, including "JK." In addition to their performances that radiated hot energy, they also performed live bands that added thrills and stadium performances.
Various elements, such as the fireworks display, satisfied the five senses of the audience. The stage of the unit songs recorded on the digital single "Mixtape: dominATE" with a diverse mood was also a big hit.
The stage was filled with excitement. The fans cheered loudly as the eight members showed off their charms, and the members, feeling the heat, performed the encore song "Chk Chk Boom (Festival
ver.) and ended with "Haven," responding to the endless chanting of the audience. The members said, "No matter where you come from, no matter who you are, we want to share the same thoughts and feelings here.
I think the most important thing is that we are in harmony. Today, without thinking about anything in particular, just focus on this moment and enjoy your time together. If you can have fun with us, that's enough.
I felt that I have really grown a lot through this performance. I would like to express my gratitude to you all with all my heart," they said, lighting up the Seattle night with their own thoughts.
Stray Kids, who successfully kicked off their North American performance as part of their world tour in Seattle, will head to San Francisco on the 28th. Continue to the stadium
This world tour, the largest scale of any group, will see 55 shows in 34 regions around the world, attracting 2.2 million spectators, setting a new record as the "largest audience in K-pop history for a single tour."
It is expected to be established.