Stray Kids’ ‘dominATE’ Tour Breaks Records with 2.15M Attendance & $260M Revenue — Biggest K-pop Concert Tour in History

Stray Kids have officially rewritten K-pop touring history. Their massive dominATE World Tour has achieved unprecedented success, becoming the largest K-pop concert tour of all time and the biggest ever by a male artist, both in attendance and revenue.

According to Billboard and Touring Data, the global trek grossed an estimated $260 million across 54 shows, selling over 2.15 million tickets with an average capacity of 40,600 per venue and an extraordinary 99.99% sell-through rate.

The tour, which ran from August 24, 2024, to July 30, 2025, spanned five legs across Asia, Australia, Latin America, North America, and Europe, marking Stray Kids’ first-ever concerts in Latin America and their first full tour of Europe.

Breaking Records in Every Region

• Latin America (8 shows) – 361,000 tickets sold, $41.1 million grossed, the biggest K-pop tour leg ever in the region.

• North America (13 shows) – 491,000 tickets sold, $76.2 million grossed, the highest-grossing and best-selling North American leg for any K-pop act.

• Europe (8 shows) – 391,000 tickets sold, $64.5 million grossed, setting new records for both revenue and attendance for a K-pop tour in the region.

These achievements are even more striking given the group’s modest touring history in these markets before dominATE. For instance, their last European performance before this tour was a single 2019 show in Berlin that sold 3,435 tickets — compared to the nearly 49,000 per show average in 2025.

The finale at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico on July 30 capped off the historic run, cementing Stray Kids’ place among the most powerful touring acts in music today.

Now, the group is ready to channel this momentum into their highly anticipated comeback, with their 4th full-length album KARMA dropping on August 22 at 1 PM KST.

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