Stray Kids brought dominATE to a thrilling new level with their groundbreaking concert in Madrid. The show marked the largest K-pop solo performance ever held in Spain and proved their rising global status. Fans across Europe celebrated their music, energy, and emotional connection throughout the unforgettable night.
Stray Kids Redefine dominATE with a Landmark Show in Madrid
Stray Kids delivered an unforgettable concert in Madrid on July 22 as part of their dominATE world tour. The group sold out every seat at Civitas Metropolitano, proving their massive appeal in Spain and across Europe. This concert was not only their first solo performance in Madrid but also the largest K-pop show in Spanish history. It highlighted both their global success and their growing connection with European fans.
Stray Kids, Madrid, and dominATE Leave an Unshakable Mark on Stadium History
The group made history by performing at Civitas Metropolitano, the home stadium of AtlΓ©tico Madrid. Major sports finals like the UEFA Champions League and Copa del Rey have taken place there. Only global icons such as Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, and The Rolling Stones previously headlined that massive venue. Stray Kids became the first Asian act to fill the entire stadium with a solo concert. Their performance confirmed both their international standing and the growing demand for K-pop in Europe.
dominATE Reaches Its Peak as Stray Kids Mesmerize Madrid
Stray Kids opened the show with “MOUNTAINS,” immediately energizing the massive crowd with their intense stage presence. They followed with title tracks from Billboard 200-topping albums, unit stages, and digital singles from Mixtape: dominATE. The group maintained non-stop momentum, thrilling thousands with a dynamic setlist full of passion and creativity. The stadium, filled wall-to-wall with fans, echoed with excitement during every transition and encore.
A Message of Gratitude and a Night to Remember
As the show neared its close, the eight members expressed their deep appreciation for the Spanish fans. They said they had always wanted to visit Spain and were grateful to finally be there thanks to STAYs. The crowd cheered loudly as the group promised to return and thanked fans for their long wait and dedication. With the encore performance of βStar Lost,β they created a final, emotional memory under the summer sky of Madrid.
A Global Tour Grows Bigger as the Comeback Approaches
The dominATE world tour continues across Europe with eight shows in six major cities, drawing huge international attention. Stray Kids will next perform at Stade de France in Paris and end their European run in Romeβs Stadio Olimpico. That final concert will be the largest of the tour, marking a grand climax for this chapter in their career. Meanwhile, their new studio album βKARMAβ will be released on August 22, returning two years after ββ β β β β .β The group also unveiled a cinematic trailer set in 2081, featuring a futuristic sports theme called βKarma Sports.β
Fans React with Awe as Stray Kidsβ Global Popularity Soars
Posts on Korean forums like theqoo expressed amazement at the concert’s size and fans’ passionate responses. Many admired the stunning glow created by light sticks and the beautifully lit stadium scenes shared online. One attendee noted that Spanish fans sang Korean lyrics fluentlyβeven difficult rap linesβwith perfect timing and energy. These reactions proved Stray Kids’ global influence and showed just how deeply their music resonates beyond Korea.
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I was at the concert, It still doesnβt feel real