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'Stray Kids' drops new album along with world tour performances

Stray Kids will release their new album “This & That”

KOREA: K-Pop music group of “Stray Kids” are set for a strong return this year with new music and major live performances across the world.

The group will release their new album “This & That” on August 7, marking their first full album in nine months after their previous project “Do It” released in November. Ahead of the album, they will drop a digital single called “Run It”, the track will also be included in the upcoming album, giving fans an early taste of their new sound and direction.

 

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Stray Kids have built a strong global presence in recent years through their high energy performances and chart success. Their previous world tour was their largest to date, featuring 56 shows across 35 cities.

The tour ended in October and helped expand their fan base across Asia, Europe, and the Americas. The group is known for powerful stage performances, strong choreography, and active involvement in producing their own music.

Along with their comeback, the group is also preparing for a new world tour, although full details have not yet been announced. The upcoming tour is expected to continue their international reach as demand for their live shows continues to grow.

Recently, Stray Kids performed as a headlining act at the Governors Ball Music Festival in New York in June, where they received a strong response from fans. They are also scheduled to perform at “Rock in Rio” in Brazil in September, one of the world largest music festivals. These appearances show their rising global popularity and their position as one of the leading K-pop groups on the international stage.

 

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