Stray Kids Tokyo Dome Live Viewing Tickets: Nov. 7 Cinema

by Hannah / Oct 08, 2026 06:33 PM EDT

Stray Kids' Nov. 7 Tokyo Dome show will be broadcast live in cinemas worldwide, and tickets for the screenings go on sale Oct. 14 at 11 p.m. KST, which is 10 a.m. ET, 7 a.m. PT and 3 p.m. in London that day. JYP Entertainment announced the broadcast on Oct. 8.

Tokyo Dome dates (RUN IT world tour)

Nov. 6 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome
Nov. 7 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome (live in cinemas worldwide)
Nov. 8 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome (live viewing in Japan)

Start times for the cinema broadcast have not been confirmed by JYP, and local showtimes by city have not been published.

Tickets

Cinema live viewing, Nov. 7: on sale Oct. 14 at 11 p.m. KST through the official StraykidsLiveViewing website, with global distribution by Trafalgar Releasing. Links to the site are posted through Stray Kids' official channels; the direct URL had not been verified at publication, so use the official channels instead of search results.
Japan live viewing, Nov. 8: the Korea Herald reports a Nov. 8 live viewing in Japan; ticket details have not been announced.
Tokyo Dome in person: sold by lottery. The STAY JAPAN MOBILE presale ran Sept. 28 to Oct. 6. Remaining seats and any overseas fan sales go through the Stray Kids Japan Special Tour Site.
Buy only from official sellers. Tickets for Japanese concerts are typically tied to the buyer's name, and resale listings carry a risk of being refused at the gate.

Regional links may not go live until the on-sale time. Check the official tour channels for the current links.

The broadcast follows the group's Aug. 29-30 shows at Tokyo's National Stadium, where Stray Kids drew 140,000 fans and became the first overseas male act to headline the venue on its own. JYP said a paid livestream and live viewing for the Aug. 30 show brought total participation to 175,000. All seven Japan shows on the tour so far, at the National Stadium and in Nagoya, Osaka and Fukuoka, sold out, and allkpop reports that the Japan leg is expected to reach about 520,000 fans once Tokyo Dome is counted. The tour opened in July with five sold-out shows in Seoul and included a Rock in Rio headline slot in front of about 100,000 people.

Fukuoka's Mizuho PayPay Dome is next, on Oct. 24, followed by the Tokyo Dome run. The Japanese mini-album "SUIATSU" is due Nov. 25, and the tour continues in Hong Kong and other Asian cities from December, with more stops to be announced.