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Stray Kids Make History as First K-Pop Group to Sell Out Rome's Stadio Olimpico

On July 30th, Stray Kids held a solo concert at the iconic Stadio Olimpico as part of their 'Stray Kids World Tour < dominATE >'. This performance comes a year after they headlined the 'I-Days' music festival in Milan, where they performed for over 70,000 fans. This time, they returned to Italy to meet their fans with a solo concert.


With a seating capacity of over 70,000, the stadium was completely sold out, making this concert the largest K-pop event ever held in Rome. Stray Kids also achieved a record by selling out all eight stadium shows across six European cities, including Amsterdam's Johan Cruyff Arena, Frankfurt's Deutsche Bank Park, London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Madrid's Cívitas Metropolitano, Paris's Stade de France, and Rome's Stadio Olimpico.



Concluding their largest-ever world tour with 54 shows across 34 cities, Stray Kids expressed their heartfelt gratitude, saying, "Today being the last show of our European tour, it feels truly special. Rome is known as the 'Eternal City,' and we hope the love between Stray Kids and STAY will be eternal as well. We've relied on each other and, most importantly, on the energy of STAY to keep performing. We hope this concert becomes a memorable scene in your lives."
After an 11-month journey across five continents, Stray Kids have set numerous records with their '< dominATE >' world tour. As they close this chapter, they are set to release their 4th studio album 'KARMA' on the 22nd.
Reported by Kim Ji-won, TenAsia one@tenasia.co.kr