Following a successful run of performances, including a recent headlining slot at the Governors Ball Music Festival in New York, Stray Kids has announced its highly anticipated new album and accompanying world tour. The album, titled "This & That", is set to drop on August 7th, marking the group's first new release in nine months.
The album will be preceded by a digital single, "Run It", which is scheduled for release at 1pm on Wednesday. This track will not only whet fans' appetites but also serve as a preview of what to expect from the upcoming album.
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With over 56 shows across 35 cities in its previous tour, Stray Kids has proven itself to be one of K-pop's most formidable forces in terms of live performances. The new world tour promises to build on this momentum, treating fans to an unparalleled experience.
The group's agency, JYP Entertainment, confirmed the news, stating that the album and tour are set to kick off a new chapter for Stray Kids. With the success of its previous run still fresh in fans' minds, anticipation is already running high for this latest venture.
As part of its promotional activities, Stray Kids will be appearing at Brazil's Rock in Rio festival in September, further solidifying its global presence. This move comes hot on the heels of a string of successful performances and releases, cementing the group's status as one of K-pop's leading acts.
Stray Kids' recent performances have been met with widespread acclaim, with their headlining slot at Governors Ball Music Festival in New York generating significant buzz. With its highly anticipated album and world tour on the horizon, it's clear that Stray Kids is set to continue making waves in the K-pop landscape.
The group's ability to connect with fans across cultures and borders has been a key factor in its success, with their music and performances resonating with audiences worldwide. As they embark on this new chapter, one thing is certain: Stray Kids will be dominating the airwaves and stages in August.
