Stray Kids, Toronto Rogers Stadium Opening First Concert… North American Tour Completed

The group Stray Kids has made history again.They held a grand opening concert at Toronto’s Rogers Stadium.

Stray Kids successfully completed their North American stadium tour, which consisted of 13 performances in 10 regions as part of their world tour ‘Stray Kids World Tour 〈 dominATE 〉’, with a solo concert at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on the 29th(local time).

The Toronto concert, the final stop of the North American tour, was the largest K-pop concert ever held in Canada.Rogers Stadium is a concert-only stadium that can accommodate up to 50,000 people.Stray Kids was the first to perform at the stadium that opened in June.Following Stray Kids, Coldplay and Oasis are also scheduled to perform at the stadium in the future.

On this day, Stray Kids opened with the majestic ‘MOUNTAINS’.They presented a diverse performance including the title song of the album that ranked first on the US Billboard main chart ‘Billboard 200’, the group’s representative song, and the unit song included in the digital single ‘Mixtape : dominATE’.”I’m so happy that we could finish our North American tour in Toronto.I was so touched that so many STAY(fandom name)filled the concert hall.We were able to put on such a big concert thanks to the fans.Thank you for lighting up Toronto with your bright lights tonight,” they said.

The North American stadium tour began in Seattle on May 24 and ended in Toronto.Stray Kids became the first K-pop artist to perform at T -Mobile Park in Seattle, Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Nationals Park in Washington C D, Wrigley Field in Chicago, and Rogers Stadium in Toronto.They also became the first artist to perform twice in a row at Globe Life Field in Arlington.

After becoming the first K-pop boy group to enter the arena and sell out the tickets for their concert at Oracle Park in San Francisco, they received the spotlight from ABC and CBS, the three major terrestrial broadcasters in the United States, as well as major California daily newspapers.They also dyed the Empire State Building, a landmark in New York, and the Skydeck Twin Antennas of the Willis Tower in Chicago, in the red color that symbolizes the group.

Stray Kids, who had their first North American stadium concert in Los Angeles in March 2023, have grown into artists who have filled up all 10 mega stadiums in North America with crowds in just two years.Starting with the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam on July 11, they will embark on their first European tour, with a total of eight concerts in six regions.

Reporter Jeong com -yeon, Donga.com shine2562@donga

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