Stray Kids have extended their <RUN IT> World Tour with new dates in North America, Europe, and Japan.

A spliced tour poster was shared on the group’s social media channels on November 9 following teasers from multiple venues across the West. It lists 25 new concerts, spread out across 23 cities worldwide.

Following the remaining initial shows scheduled in Asia up until March, this second leg will kick-off with two shows in Yokohama, Japan on April 24 and 25. In May, Stray Kids will host another two shows in Osaka, Japan, and then head to North America for a total of 14 shows. The North American leg includes visits to California, Texas, Florida, Toronto, and more, planned throughout May and June.

Finally, in July, the group will begin the European leg of <RUN IT>, visiting Paris, London, Munich, Vienna, Barcelona, Arnhem, and Milan. That brings the tour to 46 shows, and 31 cities.

Stray Kids launched the <RUN IT> World Tour in July 2026, with a sold-out, five-show stint at the KSPO Dome in Seoul. They later became the first foreign male act to headline Tokyo’s MUFG Stadium, already setting records. Later shows in Japan were also of note, broadcast live internationally in cinemas and online. With these new regions, Stray Kids will be hoping to build on the success of those initial concerts. 

In comparison to the <dominATE> World Tour of 2024 and 2025, many of the venues, particularly those in the United States, have been upgraded. New venues in Seattle, San Francisco, Atlanta, New York, and Chicago all hold a larger capacity than their previous events, with the difference ranging between a 20,000 and 40,000 increase. From baseball parks to football stadiums. Stray Kids will also be visiting Vancouver, Miami, San Diego, and Houston as additional locations, extending their reach.

These dates prove that Stray Kids sit comfortably at the top of the industry. After a sold-out streak with <dominATE>, they are still growing, now capable of booking some of the largest venues in North America and several reputable venues across Europe too. Military enlistment is looming, Lee Know unable to participate in the new shows, but Stray Kids are not slowing down.

<RUN IT> will see their biggest hits, including “Chk Chk Boom,” “RUN IT,” and “God’s Menu,” performed worldwide, alongside sentimental pieces going right back to their debut for a full Eras tour effect.

The <RUN IT> World Tour is being hosted by Live Nation, and various ticket sales periods are set to take place over November 18 and 19.