Stray Kids brought their first-ever domestic stadium concerts to a powerful close, turning the finale of their massive world tour into a true celebration with fans from all over the world.
On October 18 and 19, Stray Kids held their concert ‘Stray Kids World Tour — dominATE : celebrATE’ at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium, both nights completely sold out — proving once again their overwhelming global popularity.
This encore show marked a historic moment for the group, as it was their first solo performance at an outdoor stadium in Korea since their debut seven years ago. Over the years, Stray Kids have steadily expanded their stage size — from KSPO Dome in 2022 to Gocheok Sky Dome in 2023 — and now, they’ve reached the stadium level, setting another milestone in their career.
At the final Incheon concert on October 19, fans from across Asia, the U.S., and Europe packed the venue, once again proving Stray Kids’ status as a world-class group. The show kicked off with fireworks and roaring cheers as the members appeared waving flags like warriors marching into battle, opening the night with electrifying performances of “MOUNTAINS,” “Thunderous,” and “JJAM.”
During the show, the members shared heartfelt words with fans. I.N said, “Thanks to STAY’s love, we were able to finish our world tour and return home healthy.” Hyunjin added, “I’m so happy to see you all again right after wrapping up our "Ceremony" promotions.” Seungmin reflected, “After circling the globe seven times since last summer, it’s so special to finally meet STAY again here at Incheon Stadium.” Han expressed his gratitude, saying, “Thank you for letting us play together in such a huge venue,” while Lee Know promised, “The weather’s gotten cold, but we’ll make sure the heat doesn’t die down tonight.”
Stray Kids’ ‘domiATE’ world tour has been nothing short of legendary. The group performed across Latin America, North America, Europe, and Asia, holding stadium shows in 27 out of 34 venues — with 13 of those stadiums marking first-time or record-breaking achievements for the group. In Japan, they also made history by headlining a stadium concert just five years after their official debut.
With the Incheon finale, Stray Kids have officially closed the curtain on their monumental world tour — solidifying their status as one of K-pop’s most powerful and globally dominant groups.
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