Stray Kids Sell 1.3 Million Tickets and Rank 10th Worldwide on Tour
Stray Kids have made a significant mark on the global music scene this year, selling an impressive 1.3 million tickets for their 2025 ‘Dominate’ world tour. Billboard recently released its ‘Billboard Top Tours 2025′ chart, ranking Stray Kids at 10th place, making them the highest-ranking K-pop artist of the year.
The 31 performances included in the Billboard Top Tours 2025 chart showcased Stray Kids’ immense popularity and success. The group’s tour spanned from August 2024 to October 2025, where they made remarkable achievements and set records for K-pop artists. With a total of 29 shows held in 21 regions across Latin America, North America, and Europe, Stray Kids performed in prestigious stadiums, including 11 that they headlined for the first time. Notably, their performance at Stade de France in Paris marked the largest K-pop concert and audience attendance in the history of the venue.
Adding to their list of accomplishments is the recent success of their SKZ IT TAPE ‘DO IT’ album, which debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 main album chart on December 6. This achievement marked their eighth consecutive No. 1 on the chart, following a series of successful album releases starting with ODDINARY in 2022, followed by Maxident, 5-Star, Rock-Star, ATE, Hop, Karma, and Do It. The group’s streak of eight consecutive No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 not only surpasses their previous record but also establishes them as the first artist in the chart’s 70-year history to achieve such a feat.
Stray Kids’ consistent success and growing global fan base have solidified their position as one of the leading K-pop acts worldwide. Their dedication to creating engaging music, captivating performances, and connecting with fans on a deep level has contributed to their rise in popularity and critical acclaim. As they continue to break boundaries and set new records, Stray Kids are undoubtedly making a lasting impact on the music industry and captivating audiences worldwide.