Stray Kids’ RUN IT world tour has 21 announced shows, from the July 25, 2026 Seoul opener to the March 7, 2027 Singapore finale.
Contents
- Stray Kids RUN IT World Tour Dates Tickets: the full schedule, 21 shows through March 2027
- Tokyo Dome November 6–8: what the new dates mean
- Japan’s four-dome run and how big it gets
- What cities are left on the Stray Kids 2026 tour
- Tickets: what is on sale and where to watch
- ‘AND MORE’ on the poster: are more cities coming
Stray Kids RUN IT World Tour Dates Tickets: the full schedule, 21 shows through March 2027
The tour covers 21 announced shows across 8 countries and regions, running 225 days from July 25, 2026 to March 7, 2027.
JYP Entertainment announced the first leg on June 23, 2026, covering South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and Singapore.
Seoul opened the run with five sold-out nights at KSPO DOME, and the two Tokyo National Stadium shows on August 29–30 drew about 140,000 people.
That Tokyo booking was a first: no foreign male artist had held standalone concerts at the National Stadium before.
If your city is in the table, the date column is what goes on your calendar; if it is not, the last section explains why.
| July 25, 26, 29 · August 1–2, 2026 | Seoul · KSPO DOME — played, sold out |
|---|---|
| August 29–30, 2026 | Tokyo · National Stadium (MUFG Stadium) — played |
| September 5–6, 2026 | Nagoya · Vantelin Dome |
| September 19–20, 2026 | Osaka · Kyocera Dome |
| October 24, 2026 | Fukuoka · Mizuho PayPay Dome |
| November 6–8, 2026 | Tokyo · Tokyo Dome — added August 30 |
| December 5, 2026 | Hong Kong · Kai Tak Stadium — finale of 2026 is Taipei on December 12 · Taipei Dome |
Tokyo Dome November 6–8: what the new dates mean
Three Tokyo Dome shows on November 6–8, 2026 were announced on-site at the August 30 National Stadium concert.
They are Stray Kids’ first standalone dates at Tokyo Dome, and they lift the confirmed show count from 18 to 21.
The three nights add roughly 165,000 potential seats at about 55,000 per night, on top of the 140,000 who attended the two stadium shows.
If the August National Stadium shows were out of reach, the November run is the second Tokyo chance this year, and the last one before the tour moves to Hong Kong and Taipei in December.
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Japan’s four-dome run and how big it gets
Japan’s dome run now spans four cities: Nagoya on September 5–6, Osaka on September 19–20, Fukuoka on October 24, and Tokyo Dome on November 6–8.
JYP projected about 370,000 attendance from the original 7 Japan shows, and adding Tokyo Dome pushes the realistic total toward about 530,000.
The venue sizes explain the jump: Vantelin Dome Nagoya holds about 40,500, Kyocera Dome Osaka about 55,000, and Mizuho PayPay Dome about 40,000.
If you are choosing one Japan stop, the two-show weekends in Nagoya and Osaka give two chances; Fukuoka is a single night.
What cities are left on the Stray Kids 2026 tour
Six shows remain in 2026 as of September 13: Fukuoka on October 24, Tokyo Dome on November 6–8, Hong Kong on December 5, and Taipei on December 12.
The December dates move the tour to Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong and Taipei Dome.
In 2027, the tour plays Impact Arena in Pak Kret, near Bangkok, on January 16–17 and closes at Singapore Indoor Stadium on March 6–7.
Singapore Indoor Stadium holds about 12,000, the smallest room on the tour, so the finale nights will be the hardest tickets per seat.
If you are planning travel, the December and January dates have the clearest lead time from now.
Tickets: what is on sale and where to watch
Ticket sales for Hong Kong, Thailand, and Singapore opened between August and September 2026.
Seoul’s fan-club sale on June 30 and general sale on July 1 both sold out immediately, and the July 26 and August 2 shows streamed on Beyond LIVE.
The August 30 Tokyo National Stadium show was also broadcast live into Japanese movie theaters through Live Viewing.
On-sale dates for the remaining Japan dome shows, including the added Tokyo Dome nights, were not listed in the sources checked for this post.
Japanese dates are announced through the official Stray Kids Japan accounts, so that is the feed to watch for the next sale window.
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‘AND MORE’ on the poster: are more cities coming
The first-announcement poster carries ‘AND MORE’, which flags additional cities and dates beyond the 21 now listed.
No further cities had been confirmed as of September 13, 2026.
The current schedule has no legs outside Asia, so a new region would arrive as a fresh announcement rather than a change to the listed dates.
If your region is missing from the table, ‘AND MORE’ is the reason to keep an eye on the tour’s official accounts — the November 25 Japan mini album ‘SUIATSU’ is the next fixed date on the calendar.
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Sources
- Full Asia leg: Seoul Jul 25-Aug 2, Tokyo Aug 29-30, Nagoya S (en.wikipedia.org)
- All 5 Seoul shows sold out (topstarnews.net)
- Tokyo Dome Nov 6-8 added on-site Aug 30; first foreign male (starnewskorea.com)
Summary
- The RUN IT tour has 21 announced shows over 225 days, from Seoul on July 25, 2026 to Singapore on March 7, 2027.
- Six shows remain in 2026: Fukuoka, Tokyo Dome ×3, Hong Kong, and Taipei.
- Tokyo Dome November 6–8 is the newest addition, announced on-site on August 30 with about 165,000 seats across three nights.
- Sales for Hong Kong, Thailand, and Singapore opened in August–September 2026; remaining Japan on-sale dates were not listed in the checked sources.
FAQ
Q. When do Stray Kids RUN IT tour tickets go on sale?
Hong Kong, Thailand, and Singapore sales opened between August and September 2026. Seoul’s two sales in June–July 2026 sold out immediately. On-sale dates for the remaining Japan dome shows, including Tokyo Dome, were not listed in the sources checked for this post.
Q. What cities are left on the Stray Kids 2026 tour?
After September 13, 2026, the remaining 2026 dates are Fukuoka (October 24), Tokyo Dome (November 6–8), Hong Kong (December 5), and Taipei (December 12).
Q. Did Stray Kids really headline Tokyo National Stadium?
Yes. They played standalone shows at Tokyo National Stadium (MUFG Stadium) on August 29–30, 2026, drawing about 140,000 people — a first for a foreign male artist.
Q. What does ‘AND MORE’ mean on the RUN IT tour poster?
It flags additional cities and dates beyond the announced 21. No further cities had been confirmed as of September 13, 2026.
Q. When and where does the RUN IT tour end?
The tour concludes March 6–7, 2027 at Singapore Indoor Stadium, the smallest venue on the run at about 12,000 seats.
Check back after September 19–20 (Osaka), November 6–8 (Tokyo Dome), and November 25 (‘SUIATSU’ Japan mini album) — each is a likely point for new ticket and setlist information.
Cover photo: Band Musicians by Michael Mongin — CC0 1.0
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