Stray Kids sold 140,000 tickets for concerts in Tokyo — Korea Herald
South Korean group Stray Kids performed at the National Stadium in Tokyo on August 29 and 30, selling a total of 140,000 tickets for the two concerts. This was reported by The Korea Herald, citing JYP Entertainment.
Start of the world tour
The Tokyo performances marked the start of the group's Run It world tour. According to JYP Entertainment, Stray Kids became the first international male act to hold concerts at this venue.
The Japanese leg of the tour includes four cities and seven concerts. In addition to Tokyo, the group is scheduled to perform in Nagoya, Osaka and Fukuoka. All planned shows in Japan have already sold out.
More current news is available on the UA.News Telegram channel Telegram.
Plans for November
During the second concert in Tokyo, Stray Kids members thanked the audience for attending and said they would continue to make every effort in their performances. They also announced their return to the Japanese capital in November for three concerts at Tokyo Dome.
On November 25, the group plans to release its fourth Japanese mini-album, Suiatsu.
