STRAY KIDS in 4K - FIRST SHOW IN CANADA! - dominATE TOUR - TORONTO - JUNE 29 2025 - PART 1

Official Websites: https://straykids.jype.com/ https://www.straykidsjapan.com/
Official YouTube channel:    / @straykids  
Tour: dominATE 2025
Outdoor venue: ROGERS STADIUM, North York Canada (capacity 50K)
this was the brand new stadium's INAUGURAL SHOW

SETLIST (PART 1):
00:00 0.SKZ Anthem
04:39 1.MOUNTAINS
07:52 2.Thunderous
10:46 3.JJAM
14:09 member intros & ment
19:00 4.District 9
22:31 5.Back Door (tail end only due to YT copyright)
22:58 6.Hellevator / Easy / S-Class / Walkin on Water / Charmer / VENOM / Hall of Fame (TEAM SKZ dance medley)
26:20 7.Chk Chk Boom
29:30 8.DOMINO
32:55 9.God's Menu
35:55 Team SKZ band interlude
39:12 VCR
40:06 10.Truman (HAN & Felix)
44:24 11.Burnin' Tires (Changbin & I.N)
50:20 12.ESCAPE (Bang Chan & Hyunjin)
55:28 13.CINEMA (Lee Know & Seungmin)
1:01:20 VCR
1:05:35 14.GIANT (KOR ver.)
1:09:31 15.Walkin on Water
1:12:38 16.S-Class (VMA ver.)
1:14:20 ment
1:23:16 17.Lonely St.
1:26:00 18.Cover Me
1:30:50 Team SKZ band intros
1:34:09 19.TOPLINE
1:37:01 20.Social Path (KOR ver.)
1:40:25 21.LALALALA
1:44:29 ment + call & response
2:00:05 22.MEGAVERSE
2:04:14 23.MANIAC (MAMA ver.)
2:06:54 STAY ATE bonus
~ 1st encore ~
2:10:18 24.SUPER BOARD
2:13:19 25.I Like It
2:15:50 26.My Pace
2:19:00 27.Blind Spot
2:22:23 ment

BIOGRAPHY (courtesy of Neil Z. Yeung at allmusic.com https://www.allmusic.com/artist/stray...
Formed in 2017 by JYP Entertainment, South Korean boy band Stray Kids unites members who survived the television reality show of the same name. Performing a propulsive blend of big bass electronic dance music, aggressive rapping, and R&B-inspired vocals influenced by Drake, Bruno Mars, Big Bang, GOT7, and Block B, the group released their debut EP, Mixtape, in 2018, planting them at the top of the Korean charts into the following decade with subsequent releases Clé 1: MIROH and Clé: LEVANTER. As their efforts climbed the charts around the world, Stray Kids scored a pair of number ones in 2020 with GO LIVE and its repackaged version, IN LIFE, before releasing their second full-length, Noeasy, in 2021. Their 2022 EPs, Oddinary and Maxident, fared even better, while their 2023 and 2024 efforts, 5-Star, Rock-Star, and ATE, became their highest-selling releases to date. They also returned to the top of the charts in 2024 with the mixtape HOP and Japanese-language album GIANT.

Stray Kids comprises Korean-Australians Bang Chan and Felix and South Koreans Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, HAN, Seungmin, and I.N. After competing on JYP Entertainment's Stray Kids survival show in 2017, the winning members were joined, and the band was launched early the next year with the pre-debut EP Mixtape. Featuring the single "Hellevator," the set peaked at number two on both the Korean charts and the Billboard World Albums list. Months later, their sophomore EP, I am NOT, was released in conjunction with their live concert debut. I am WHO and I am YOU followed, pushing them further up the charts with each successive EP. 2019 saw the arrival of another trio of EPs: Clé 1: MIROH, Clé 2: Yellow Wood, and Clé: LEVANTER.

Primed for their first full-length, Stray Kids released GO LIVE in mid-2020, topping the Korean charts and landing at number three on the U.S. Heatseekers chart, while also charting in Europe and Japan. A repackaged version of the LP, IN LIFE, fared even better, outselling its predecessor and scoring the band their second number two single on the U.S. World chart with "Back Door." That same year, they released their debut Japanese EP, All In.

Stray Kids' second full-length studio album, the 3Racha-produced Noeasy, arrived in August 2021. Buoyed by the singles "Thunderous," "Wolfgang," and "Mixtape: Oh," it topped the South Korean album chart and reached number five on Billboard's World Albums chart. The group inked a U.S. distribution deal with Republic the following year and released their sixth EP, Oddinary, which featured the hit single "Maniac." The set debuted at number one in Korea and the U.S. They matched that feat with their seventh EP, Maxident, which landed in October and became their highest-selling effort to date.

The compilation SKZ-Replay and the band's Japanese-language debut, The Sound, filled the gap before the release of their third studio album, 2023's 5-Star. Riding the aggressive, rap-heavy single "S-Class," it topped charts in Korea, the U.S., and across Europe. Months later, Stray Kids did it again with Rock-Star, another energetic burst that featured the booming singles "MEGAVERSE" and "LALALALA," which came in both pop and rock versions.

In 2024, they issued ninth mini-album ATE, which again topped the Korean and U.S. charts. They also topped the charts with HOP, their first mixtape, featuring the single "Walkin' on Water." That same year, they also released GIANT, their second Japanese-language album, which hit number one in Japan.