SEOUL, September 17 (AJP) - K-pop boy band Stray Kids are taking a new music festival built around the group across Latin America, with "STRAYCITY" set to move to Mexico City later this month, JYP Entertainment said Thursday.
The festival, jointly planned by JYP and Live Nation, opened in Bogota on Sept. 9 before staging two shows in Buenos Aires on Sept. 14 and 15.
Stray Kids headlined the events with a set spanning tracks including "TOPLINE," "MANIAC," "S-Class," "God's Menu," "MIROH" and newer songs "This & That" and "After You."
The performances featured a live band as well as large-scale outdoor production including fireworks and video screens.
"STRAYCITY" will continue in Mexico City on Sept. 25 and 26, with additional locations expected to be announced.
The festival follows a run of major international festival appearances by Stray Kids, including Lollapalooza Paris, British Summer Time Hyde Park, Lollapalooza Chicago and The Governors Ball.
Earlier in September, the group also headlined Rock in Rio in Brazil, drawing about 100,000 people, according to JYP.
AJP Takeaways
- Stray Kids are headlining "STRAYCITY," a new festival built around the group.
- The festival opened in Bogota and held two shows in Buenos Aires.
- JYP Entertainment and Live Nation jointly planned the project.
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