
The 25 new nights push the "Run It" tour to 46 performances across 31 regions, with three North American stops on the list.

Stray Kids has added 25 concerts to its "Run It" world tour, including North American dates in Seattle, Chicago and Toronto, the group announced on social media Monday.
Yonhap reported the addition, which brings the tour to 46 performances across 31 regions worldwide.
The new nights stretch from April to July. Stray Kids will play two shows in Yokohama, Japan, on April 24 and 25, then head to Seattle on May 16, Chicago on May 18 and Toronto on May 25. The European leg lands in Paris on July 9, London on July 13 and Milan, Italy, on July 31.
The tour opened with five sold-out shows at KSPO Dome in southern Seoul in July and August.
Stray Kids' latest album, This & That, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in August, the group's ninth chart-topper on the U.S. main albums chart. It has now held a place on that chart for 12 consecutive weeks, which Yonhap said underlines the group's sustained popularity in the United States.
The eight-piece group has spent much of the year on festival stages, playing Governors Ball in New York and Rock in Rio in Brazil. Its new "Stray City" festival series drew 270,000 fans across five shows in three Latin American cities, according to JYP Entertainment.
One X user had already set terms: @Julii1438 posted on X that they had said they would not buy tour tickets if Stray Kids did not come to Munich or Vienna, then added: "Stray Kids: Hold my beer!"
The new run opens April 24 in Yokohama.
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