Stray Kids Wrap Up First-Ever Solo Concert in Rio de Janeiro with Great Success

Stray Kids successfully wrapped up their stadium concert in São Paulo, Brazil, becoming the first K-pop artists to perform at “Estádio do Morumbi.”

The concert, held over two days on April 5 and 6 (local time), drew approximately 120,000 fans. Initially planned as a one-day event, an additional show was added due to sold-out tickets, resulting in a full house on both days.

"Estádio do Morumbi" is a world-renowned venue that has hosted performances by global stars such as U2, Metallica, Madonna, and Coldplay. Stray Kids made history as the first K-pop artists to perform there.

On this day, the group delivered a wide-ranging performance featuring hit songs like "MANIAC," "S-Class," and "LALALALA," along with recent unit tracks, showcasing their strong connection with the audience.

The members expressed heartfelt thanks, saying, “We truly felt the love from our fans who waited for us for so long,” and added, “Thank you for giving us a moment we’ll never forget in our lives.”

Currently, Stray Kids is on their world tour "dominATE," which spans 34 cities and 55 shows. With a goal of reaching 2.2 million attendees, they are aiming to break the record for the largest K-pop audience in history.