Following a summer that firmly positioned them as a stadium-scale force, Stray Kids are carrying the momentum of their dominATE world tour into cinemas. Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience will arrive in theatres worldwide on February 6, 2026, capturing the group’s sold-out performances at SoFi Stadium, alongside behind-the-scenes documentary footage. Tickets are on sale now, with the film set to screen across premium formats including SCREENX, 4DX, ULTRA 4DX, and IMAX, where available.

 

Released through Bleecker Street’s event cinema division Crosswalk in North America and Universal Pictures internationally (excluding Korea and Japan), the project is explicitly framed as an event rather than a standard tour film. In North America, IMAX will also host advance fan screenings on February 4, with select territories, including Korea, beginning early screenings the same day.

 

What makes The dominATE Experience notable is not just scale, but timing. The dominATE tour marked a clear transition point for Stray Kids: from arena headliners to stadium-level performers capable of sustaining large-scale global demand. Documenting those SoFi Stadium shows now feels less like a victory lap and more like a formal archive of that shift – a line drawn under their current era before whatever comes next.

 

The film is directed by Paul Dugdale, whose résumé spans some of the most polished modern concert films, with documentary segments helmed by Farah X. Produced by Live Nation Studios, the project blends large-format performance footage with introspective, observational moments backstage, offering a glimpse behind the curtain.

 

Stray Kids’ wider trajectory contextualises the move. With over 30 million albums sold globally, eight consecutive No.1 debuts on the Billboard 200, and record-breaking RIAA Gold Album certifications for a K-pop act, the group has increasingly operated on a scale that mirrors Western stadium pop acts. Recent soundtrack contributions to Arcane (Season 2) and Deadpool & Wolverine further underline how embedded they’ve become in global pop infrastructure beyond the traditional K-pop circuit.

 

Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience reads as a strategic consolidation moment. It freezes a period where Stray Kids didn’t just tour successfully, but demonstrably “dominated” on a stadium scale – and presents that proof in formats built to match the size of the claim.