Global K-pop powerhouses Stray Kids have officially announced a brand new series of special performances across Latin America this autumn, titled "STRAYCITY." Scheduled for September 2026, the unique concert series will bring the group's signature, high-energy festival production to major stages in Bogotá, Buenos Aires, and Mexico City, offering their dedicated fanbase, STAY, an entirely immersive live experience.
The "STRAYCITY" concept is designed to create a shared space for music, energy, and self-expression, inviting audiences to experience a different side of the group's dynamic performance style. Stray Kids will be joined by a diverse rotation of supporting acts on select dates, including rising K-pop group NEXZ, alongside prominent regional artists such as Bad Milk, Kei Linch, K4OS, Cocho, Andrés Obregón, and RENEE. The localized lineups will vary by city, kicking off in Bogotá, Colombia on September 9th at the Vive Claro Distrito Cultural, before heading to Argentina on September 14th at the Hipódromo de San Isidro, and concluding in Mexico City on September 25th at the Estadio GNP Seguros.
These newly revealed dates append an already historic autumn schedule for the group, which includes a headline performance at Brazil's iconic Rock in Rio festival on Friday, September 11th. The appearance marks a monumental milestone, as Stray Kids will become the first K-pop act in history to perform and headline the event. This follows their previous headline triumphs at major global festivals like BST Hyde Park in London, Lollapalooza in Chicago, and the upcoming Governors Ball in New York City.
The live expansion follows the massive success of their November 2025 project, SKZ IT TAPE ‘DO IT’, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart. The achievement made Stray Kids the first musical act in history to debut their first eight charting albums at the top spot, solidifying their status as the group with the most Billboard 200 number-one albums of the 21st century. General ticket sales will begin on May 27th for Bogotá and Buenos Aires, followed by the Mexico City ticket release on May 29th via the official Live Nation Latin America platform.
