Stray Kids to headline Straycity festival in Latin America
South Korean K-pop group Stray Kids will headline the new Straycity music festival, which will begin in Bogotá, Colombia, before moving on to Argentina and Mexico. The festival was created by JYP Entertainment and U.S. concert promoter Live Nation, Korea Herald reports.
Performances in three cities
The inaugural festival will begin in Bogotá on Wednesday. Stray Kids will then perform two concerts in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Monday and Tuesday. The series will conclude with performances in Mexico City, Mexico, on September 25 and 26. The group will headline the lineup at each of the festival's three stops.
International festivals and Billboard
Stray Kids have previously headlined Lollapalooza Paris, I-Days Milano, BST Hyde Park in London, Lollapalooza Chicago and Governors Ball in New York.
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Between the Straycity dates, the group is also set to headline the Rock in Rio festival in Brazil. According to the publication, Stray Kids will become the first K-pop act to headline the festival. The Latin American performances will take place after the Dominate world tour, during which the group visited five cities in the region in 2025.
In August, Stray Kids released “This & That.” With this album, the group set a Billboard 200 record, becoming the first act in the chart's history to have nine consecutive albums debut at No. 1.
