Stray Kids is headed to Japan's Nissan Stadium.

On Monday, the K-pop group revealed additional stops on its ongoing RUN IT world tour via its official social media accounts. The new leg adds 25 shows in 23 cities: Yokohama on April 24-25, 2027; Osaka on May 4-5; Seattle on May 16; Vancouver on May 19; Santa Clara on May 22; San Diego on May 25; Los Angeles on May 29; 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; East Rutherford on June 29; Paris on July 9; 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. All dates are local.

The group had previously announced 21 shows in nine cities, starting with its Seoul concerts and continuing through Tokyo's National Stadium in August, where it became the first international male act to headline the venue solo, and on to Singapore in March 2027. With the new additions, the tour now totals 46 shows in 31 cities.

The Yokohama dates on April 24-25 will also mark Stray Kids' first-ever performances at Nissan Stadium. With a capacity of about 70,000, the venue is regarded as a dream stage for artists, thanks to its proven ability to draw crowds and the fact that only a handful of acts can play there each year. The shows will mark the group's Nissan Stadium debut and underscore its growing popularity.

Since debuting in 2018, Stray Kids has released a string of hits, including "MANIAC," "S-Class," "Chk Chk Boom," "Thunderous," "LALALALA," "Back Door," "God's Menu" and "CEREMONY." Beloved both in South Korea and abroad, the group has established itself as a global boy band and is currently on its world tour.

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