Stray Kids Take the Tokyo Dome Show to Cinemas Worldwide

Stray Kids are taking their Tokyo Dome show out of the arena and into cinemas. The group’s official X account announced on October 7, 2026 that the Stray Kids World Tour concert from Tokyo Dome will get a live broadcast in movie theaters around the world. If you couldn’t get an arena ticket, this might be your way into the room.

The screenings are set for November 7, and tickets go on sale October 14. More information is on StrayKidsLiveViewing.com, and the campaign hashtags are #RUN_IT_LIVEVIEWING and #YouMakeStrayKidsStay. The group calls it a first, and that’s the detail I’d keep an eye on. A live tour concert pushed into multiplexes is a different kind of product.

The post doesn’t say which cinema chains are involved, which countries get the broadcast, or what tickets cost. Check the site before you plan anything.

Fans in the replies already started asking for more. One user from Argentina asked for the broadcast to reach their country too, and said they’d go even if the screening starts at 4 a.m. local time. That’s the real question to watch: time zones. A worldwide cinema run only works if the local showtimes are workable for fans far from Seoul and Tokyo.

My take: a live concert in cinemas is not a replacement for the arena. But for a group with this kind of global fanbase, it’s a smart way to get the show to people who will never see Tokyo Dome. If the first run sells well, expect more groups to ask for the same format.