Hyunjin of Stray Kids.

Here’s What We Know About a SKZ dominATE World Tour 2024 Country List

The 2024 dominATE World Tour of Stray Kids (SKZ) has been announced, and Stray Kids’ official Instagram account just released the list of countries the group will be touring in.

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If you don’t see your country here, don’t lose hope. More tour dates will be announced for countries in Latin America, North America, and Europe. Stray Kids will be visiting ten countries in Asia and the Pacific this year, including South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, and Australia.

Stray Kids dominATE World Tour 2024 Cities and Tour Dates

The dominATE World Tour 2024 will feature the latest comeback album of Stray Kids, ‘ATE.’ Their comeback will be happening on July 19, 2024, along with their latest music video. Fans are still waiting for the latest album, but Stray Kids’ first tour of 2024 will already be happening in August.

The Maniac World Tour by Stray Kids in 2022 (extended to 2023) included Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Australia, and the U.S. There is a high volume of STAYS streaming their latest songs in Mexico, Poland, and Finland. Hopefully, the added tour dates will feature these countries and more.

(featured image: JYP)


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