Stray Kids’ Concert Film Generates $1.4 Million in Revenue + Charity Performance in Paris

Stray Kids is expanding its influence in the global music market through the release of their concert film and a charity performance in Paris.

Stray Kids’ concert film, “Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience,” which captivated fans worldwide with their stadium tour last year, generated $1.4 million in ticket sales within 24 hours alone in the United States. Distributed by Crosswalk of Blocker Street’s Event Cinema division and Universal Pictures Content Group, the film features footage from their performance at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles along with behind-the-scenes content, and was directed by Paul Duglie.

The demand for the film was so high that organizers decided to increase the number of showings despite initially planning only four screenings. Tickets for early IMAX screenings alone brought in $400,000. The film is set to have an IMAX premiere on February 4, followed by a nationwide theater release on February 6. The revenue from Stray Kids’ North American tour as part of this concert series reached approximately $76.2 million, setting a record among all K-POP tours.

Meanwhile, Stray Kids will participate in the “Yellow Coin Collection” charity event on January 22 at La Défense Arena in Paris. This event is organized by a hospital foundation chaired by Brigitte Macron, the wife of the French president, with the goal of raising funds for building pediatric hospitals and supporting youth mental health.

Stray Kids is joining this event based on their strong popularity in France, where they drew 120,000 fans at Stade de France last year. This marks their second appearance at such an event, following their debut stage two years prior, further solidifying their status on the global stage.

Stray Kids plans to continue expanding their global activities. They will start by headlining the Governors Ball Music Festival in New York in June, and then headline Rock in Rio in Rio de Janeiro in September, likely continuing to strengthen K-POP’s global influence.