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STAY, get ready: Stray Kids' Tokyo Dome show is heading to cinemas. Will the UAE get it?

Dubai: K-pop fans who can't make it to Japan may still get to watch Stray Kids perform live, from a cinema seat. The eight-member group's RUN IT world tour concert at Tokyo Dome will be broadcast live in cinemas around the world on Saturday, November 7. It's the first time Stray Kids has offered a live cinema broadcast of a concert. The screenings are being distributed by Trafalgar Releasing,…

STAY, get ready: Stray Kids' Tokyo Dome show is heading to cinemas. Will the UAE get it?

K-pop sensation Stray Kids will bring their RUN IT world tour concert to cinemas worldwide starting November 7. The group, known for their electrifying performances, will showcase all eight members, including Bang Chan, Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin, and I.N. The live cinema broadcast is being distributed by Trafalgar Releasing in collaboration with Stray Kids' agency, JYP Entertainment.

UAE cinemas have yet to confirm participation, but fans can monitor announcements for potential screenings. Tickets for the live screenings will be available starting October 14, with local time zone adjustments made for optimal viewing. The concert marks the second of three Tokyo Dome shows, following successful performances at Seoul's National Stadium.

Stray Kids' RUN IT tour has already drawn impressive crowds, debuting at number one on the US Billboard 200 chart and winning awards at major music events.

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