Stray Kids is taking their momentum on the road. The group announced the first leg of their 'RUN IT' world tour on June 23, with dates starting in Seoul and expanding across Japan.

The tour kicks off with an ambitious five-day residency at KSPO Dome in Seoul, giving fans in their home country an extended run to catch the shows. From there, Stray Kids will move to Japan, performing at MUFG Stadium and additional domes across the country.

The announcement comes as Stray Kids continues to dominate the charts globally. Just this week, the group was among the K-pop acts securing positions on Billboard's World Albums Chart, alongside names like aespa, LE SSERAFIM, and BTS. The 'RUN IT' tour represents a chance for international STAY (the group's fanbase) to experience Stray Kids' performance energy in person.

While Part 1 details focus on Asia, the group teased that additional tour stops would follow, suggesting a broader international scope for 'RUN IT.' Given Stray Kids' growing fanbase across North America, Europe, and other regions, fans in those areas can likely expect announcements soon.

Stray Kids has built a reputation for high-energy concert experiences, and a world tour of this scale underscores their status as one of K-pop's top touring acts. The five consecutive nights in Seoul alone signal confidence in both fan demand and the group's stamina—a bold move that reflects the scale of support they command at home.

Fans interested in Seoul or Japan dates should keep an eye on official Stray Kids social media and ticketing platforms for further details on dates, times, and ticket sales. As Part 1 details continue to roll out and Part 2 announcements loom, 'RUN IT' is shaping up to be one of K-pop's major tour events for the year.