Stray Kids Break Record for K-Pop Concert Attendance in France with 120,000 Fans

Stray Kids pulled off a major milestone by selling out two nights at Paris’s Stade de France, a venue that seats over 80,000 people. The concerts took place on July 26 and 27, marking one of the biggest solo K-pop shows in the city’s history.

The group’s energy and stage presence turned the massive stadium into a charged arena filled with passionate fans. These shows weren’t just about the music—they highlighted how far Stray Kids have come in a relatively short amount of time. Performing two consecutive nights at Stade de France is a huge deal, underscoring their international appeal and the fast-growing K-pop fanbase in Europe.

The band’s connection with the audience was clear throughout both nights. Fans screamed the lyrics back at the members, creating a back-and-forth of excitement. The scale of the stage production matched the venue’s size, making sure every corner felt part of the experience.

Performing at Stade de France isn’t just about filling seats; it’s about stamina, focus, and delivering night after night under high expectations. Stray Kids ended up showing just how capable they are.

"Paris is our favorite city in the world, and performing at Stade de France feels like a dream come true," Bang Chan

"It was amazing to see so many fans singing along with us. It was like one big family," Hyunjin

Two nights in one of Europe’s largest stadiums—and both sold out—puts Stray Kids on another level with their global tours. This achievement signals their growing influence not only in Asia but also in major Western markets.

Fans are already buzzing about where the group will head next, especially after seeing them dominate such a massive stage and create unforgettable memories for the crowd.

"Being able to hold two concerts here means the world to us—we’re really grateful for all the love from everyone," Felix