American media's keen interest in ”Stray Kids”

The idol group "Stray Kids" is in the spotlight of local media during their North American stadium tour.
Kids” kicked off their tour at Seattle’s T-Mobile Park on May 24th (local time), where all 41,000 seats were sold out.
On the 28th, they became the first K-pop boy group to enter Oracle Park in San Francisco, and are currently on a massive stadium tour with 13 shows in 10 regions across North America.
On the 31st and 1st of June, they met with fans at two concerts at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. The North American tour, which will continue until the end of June, has not yet reached the halfway point.
Despite being a single, the band has been getting hot topics every day in the US, proving that Stray Kids has a strong presence.
Immediately after their first exclusive performance in San Francisco, the three major terrestrial broadcasters in the United States
The news was focused on the western region by the broadcasting companies ABC and CBS, as well as on major daily newspapers in California. ABC and CBS released "Stray
We sent a reporter to Oracle Park, where the group "Kids" was performing, and found that tens of thousands of fans had gathered.
He interviewed fans as well as merchants near the venue and selected key points about Stray Kids' performance.
The San Francisco Chronicle and The San Francisco Times, two of California's leading daily newspapers,
San Francisco Standard, The Mercury News, and others have written interviews with fans and included their reactions.
The San Francisco Chronicle published a review article detailing the performance structure and set list.
Kids takes first steps into San Francisco, turning Oracle Park into K-POP wonderland
The diverse set list, which combined rap, hard rock, and pop ballads, thrilled the audience. It was not just music, but also a visual feast with fireworks, lasers, and beautiful video backdrops.
This performance clearly shows why Stray Kids is one of the most influential K-pop artists."
Stray Kids will perform at Globe Life Field in Arlington on the 6th and 7th, Truist Park in Atlanta on the 10th, and Camp World Stadium in Orlando on the 14th.
on the 18th and 19th in New York, Citi Field in New York on the 23rd, Nationals Park in Washington DC on the 26th, Wrigley Field in Chicago on the 29th, and Rogers Field in Toronto on the 29th.
He plans to hold a solo concert at one of North America's leading stadiums to warm the hearts of his fans.