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Stray Kids have officially launched the RUN IT World Tour with fan favorites, recent hits, and the live debut of brand-new music. The opening night arrives just weeks after the group’s latest comeback, signaling the start of another ambitious global era.

The new tour follows the release of RUN IT,” which dropped on July 24, and builds anticipation for the upcoming project THIS & THAT, arriving on August 7. Opening with “Hall of Fame,” Stray Kids wasted no time setting the tone before diving into classics including “Hellevator,” “District 9,” “God’s Menu,” “Back Door,” “Thunderous,” “MANIAC,” and “S-Class,” tracing the group’s evolution from their pre-debut days to their status as one of K-pop’s biggest acts.



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One of the night’s biggest talking points came from the inclusion of two previously unheard songs. Fans were treated to the live premieres of “I Do” and “After You,” both expected to appear on THIS & THAT.

The setlist also showcased the Stray Kids’ recent catalog, with performances of “CREED,” “DIVINE,” “BLEEP,” “CEREMONY,” “Phoenix,” and “In My Head” from 2025’s KARMA, alongside “Do It” and soundtrack cut “Slash.”

The Run It World tour launches during another historic chapter for Stray Kids. Their latest full-length project, Do It, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in November 2025 with 295,000 equivalent album units, extending the group’s remarkable streak of chart-topping debuts in the United States. In South Korea, the album surpassed 2.21 million first-week sales, reinforcing their position among K-pop’s strongest physical sellers.

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Momentum has only continued throughout 2026. Earlier this month, Stray Kids became the first K-pop act to headline Governors Ball in New York, overcoming weather-related delays to deliver one of the festival’s most talked-about performances. The RUN IT World Tour now transforms that excitement into a global stadium production.

The first leg focuses on Asia, with performances scheduled across South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and Singapore through March 2027. Major venues include Seoul’s KSPO Dome, Tokyo’s Japan National Stadium, Kyocera Dome Osaka, Taipei Dome, and Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Stadium.

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Stray Kids “RUN IT” World Tour Setlist

Hall Of Fame
5-STAR (2023)


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HELLAVATOR


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District 9
I Am NOT (2018)


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Miroh + Levanter + I Am You (medley)
Clé 1 : MIROH (2019) / Clé : LEVANTER (2019) / I Am YOU (2018)


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Side Effects
Clé 2 : Yellow Wood (2019)


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Double Knot


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Back Door
In Life (2020)


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MANIAC
Oddinary (2022)


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God’s Menu
Go Live (2020)


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CREED
KARMA (2025)


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Slash


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DIVINE
DO IT (2025)


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Thunderous
Noeasy (2021)


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In My Head
KARMA (2025)


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I Do (NEW)
THIS & THAT (2026)


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Blind Spot


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BLEEP
KARMA (2025)


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Do It
DO IT (2025)


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LALALALA
ROCK-STAR (2023)


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CEREMONY
KARMA (2025)


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Chk Chk Boom
ATE (2024)


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S-Class
5-STAR (2023)


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RUN IT
THIS & THAT (2026)


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Stray Kids
ATE (2024)


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Phoenix
KARMA (2025)


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After You (NEW)
THIS & THAT (2026)


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Social Path


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MIROH
Clé 1 : MIROH (2019)


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TOPLINE
5-STAR (2023)


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Star Lost
Noeasy (2021)


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