Stray Kids electrifies 100,000 fans at Brazil's Rock in Rio
K-pop band Stray Kids sent a crowd of 100,000 into a frenzy at Brazil's Rock in Rio, one of the world's largest music events. The eight-member group headlined the festival Friday evening at Olympic Park in Rio de Janeiro, sharing the lineup with international heavyweights, including Calvin Harris, the Black Eyed Peas, Maroon 5 and Elton John. With the performance, Stray Kids became the first…
Stray Kids electrified a crowd of 100,000 at Brazil's Rock in Rio, marking the first time a K-pop act headed the festival. The eight-member band performed in front of international heavyweights like Calvin Harris, the Black Eyed Peas, Maroon 5, and Elton John at Olympic Park in Rio de Janeiro. With fans allowed to bring lightsticks for the first time since the event's inception in 1985, Stray Kids' influence in concert culture became evident.
The group, managed by JYP Entertainment, dazzled the audience with hits such as Topline, S-Class, God's Menu, Chk Chk Boom, Lalalala, and This & That. Stray Kids is preparing for its own Latin American tour, Stray City, with performances slated for Buenos Aires and Mexico City.
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