What to know
- Stray Kids are returning to Toronto on June 25, 2027, for a one-night show at Rogers Stadium as part of their RUN IT tour.
- The group previously made history as the first act to perform at Rogers Stadium in June 2025.
- The band will also perform at Vancouver’s BC Place on May 19, with tickets going on sale November 19 at 3 p.m. local time.
- Their return adds to an exciting year of K-pop and major international concerts planned for Toronto in 2027.
Get ready, Toronto! K-pop boy group Stray Kids is making its grand return to the city, taking over Rogers Stadium for one night as part of their upcoming RUN IT tour.
The eight-member group announced that they will perform at Rogers Stadium on June 25, 2027. Fans hoping to snag tickets won’t have to wait too long, as tickets for the tour are set to go on sale at 3 p.m. local time on November 19.
The upcoming show will mark the second time Stray Kids have performed at the city’s biggest concert venue. The group made history as the first act to perform at Rogers Stadium during its inaugural show on June 29, 2025, as part of their dominATE World Tour.
Now, nearly two years later, the group is gearing up to return to the stadium, where fans can expect to hear some of their biggest hits alongside music from their latest releases.
But Toronto won’t be the group’s only Canadian stop. Stray Kids will also make their way to Vancouver, taking over BC Place on May 19 as part of the same tour.
The announcement adds to an already packed concert calendar for Toronto in 2027, with the 50,000-capacity Rogers Stadium preparing to welcome a number of major international acts. Among the artists set to take the stage next year are Harry Styles, Bon Jovi, and Slipknot.
Since opening its doors in 2025, Rogers Stadium has quickly become a major destination for some of the world’s biggest touring artists.
Previous performers have included BLACKPINK, Chris Brown, Usher, and Karol G, with even more major concerts helping put Toronto on the map.
Stray Kids’ return also adds to the growing excitement surrounding K-pop in Toronto. The city has welcomed some of the genre’s biggest names in recent years, with groups and artists continuing to bring massive crowds to local venues.
In fact, K-pop fans have even more to look forward to next year, as Waterbomb recently announced that its popular South Korean music festival will make its Toronto debut in 2027.
Known for bringing together some of the biggest names in K-pop for a festival packed with live performances, water fights, and massive water cannons, Waterbomb is set to bring a whole new music experience to the city.
