Stray Kids attracts 270,000 fans at the first Latin 'Stray City' festival... Touring Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina

Stray Kids attracted 270,000 spectators with their self-branded festival ″Stray City″ held in Latin America. ″Stray City″ is a new festival planned by JYP Entertainment and the American concert planning company Live Nation, featuring Stray Kids as the headliner. It is the first festival presented under the group’s name in Latin America. This tour started on the 9th in Bogotá, Colombia, continued with performances on the 14th and 15th in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and concluded with two shows on the 25th and 26th in Mexico City, Mexico, covering three regions with a total of five performances. At the Mexico City concert, the setlist included representative songs such as ″MANIAC″ and ″Sori-Kkun,″ and the stage was filled with large-scale sing-alongs and cheers from the local audience. The performance began with dazzling fireworks, and the members maintained their energy until the end, finishing the stage with full enthusiasm. Previously, Stray Kids became the first K-pop artist to headline at Brazil’s ″Rock in Rio,″ meeting an audience of 100,000. Last year, their world tour ″DOMINATE″ gathered about 400,000 people across eight stadium shows in five Latin American cities. Including this ″Stray City,″ they have met a total of 370,000 spectators in Latin America over the course of a month. The producing team 3RACHA (Bang Chan, Changbin, Han) has been directly creating the group’s music. According to the Korea Music Copyright Association, Bang Chan holds copyrights for 245 songs, Changbin for 210 songs, and Han for 207 songs. Stray Kids plans to continue showcasing various stages and music through ″Stray City″ in the future.