Stray Kids are bringing their 2027 world tour to Baltimore, with the K-pop group set to perform at M&T Bank Stadium on June 22, 2027. The stop is part of a newly announced run called Run It, and it lands in Charm City just months after BTS packed the same stadium for two record-setting nights.
The group will perform at M&T Bank Stadium on June 22, 2027, as part of the newly announced Run It world tour, according to WMAR 2 News. The Baltimore date is one stop on a North American leg that also includes shows in Seattle, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, Miami and the New York area before the tour heads to Europe, per the same report. Organizers describe the full run as an expansive undertaking consisting of nearly 30 stadium shows across 12 countries in 2027, according to Consequence.
Presale Windows Open Next Week
Ticket access begins with the STAY Membership Presale, scheduled to start Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 11 a.m. local time, according to the Baltimore Ravens, who operate M&T Bank Stadium. A separate artist presale is set to begin that same day at 3 p.m. local time, but fans hoping to take part must register by Sunday, Nov. 15, at noon Pacific Time. The general public onsale for all tour dates is scheduled to begin Thursday, Nov. 19, at 3 p.m. local time, per the venue's announcement.
The Baltimore stop follows Stray Kids' previous world tour, called dominATE, which spanned 56 shows across 35 regions, the stadium's announcement notes. The new tour supports the group's latest release, THIS & THAT, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, according to WMAR 2 News.
One Member Will Sit Out North America and Europe
Not every member of Stray Kids will be on stage for the Baltimore show. Member Lee Know will not participate in the North American and European portions of the tour while completing mandatory military service, according to the tour announcement cited by WMAR 2 News.
Baltimore's Recent Stadium Concert History
Stray Kids' stop follows a blockbuster summer for M&T Bank Stadium. BTS drew more than 140,000 fans to the venue over two sold-out nights in August 2026, setting an attendance record there, according to The Baltimore Sun. In the days before those shows, fans known as the BTS ARMY were reported crowding a wide range of businesses across the city, as CBS News Baltimore reported at the time. Businesses that took part in a related fan initiative included Stoop Coffee Shop and Ripp'd Canvas in Pigtown, along with BobaPop in Federal Hill, per that same coverage.
