Stray Kids dominATEd SoFi Stadium with Thunderous Performance on June 1
On Sunday, June 1, Stray Kids made history at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles with their dominATE tour, proving why they're one of the most popular and electrifying acts in K-pop today.
From the first beat to the final bow, the eight-member group delivered a series of performances that were as emotionally gripping as they were explosive, balancing stage presence, vocals and charisma with ease throughout the entire night.

(Photo credit: Stacey Morales)
The evening kicked off with roaring performances of "MOUNTAINS" and "Thunderous," instantly igniting the crowd. The energy never dropped from there as they launched into more notable hits like "God's Menu" and "Back Door." At each step, the dazzling pyrotechnics, synchronized lighting and booming bass were perfectly matched to their intense sound. There was even an incredible dance showcase from TEAM SKZ in between sets that kept the momentum up all night.
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A personal highlight for us came from the special duo stages, showcasing the group's versatility. HAN and Felix's "Truman" was cinematic and brooding, offering a darker emotional depth. I.N. and Changbin's "Burnin' Tires" was pure fire, gritty, fast and confidently chaotic, showing off their rap prowess and dynamic presence. This performance was personally our favorite, thanks to the duo's purposeful involvement of the crowd. Bang Chan and Hyunjin's "Escape" slowed things down with haunting vocals, while Lee Know and Seungmin's "Cinema" was smooth and theatrical, like a musical dreamscape. Each pairing showed the audience a new side of each member, creating truly unforgettable moments for STAY.

(Photo credit: Stacey Morales)
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No matter what song they were performing, the group gave their all, keeping the energy at a perfect 10 out of 10. They absolutely earned the dominATE name, because that's exactly what they did—dominated L.A. Between the jaw-dropping visuals, flawlessly executed choreography, heartfelt moments with STAY and powerful balance of rap and vocals, this was an unforgettable night. After this, there's nowhere to go but up for Stray Kids.
For more on our coverage of epic K-pop events, click HERE to read our review of SMTOWN Live in Los Angeles.