Illustration: Yum Cha Now, AI-generated. It sets the scene and is not a photograph of the venue.
Stray Kids are bringing their mammoth ‘RUN IT’ World Tour to Hong Kong for a one-night-only stadium show on Saturday 5 December 2026, marking the eight-member K-pop group's return to the city. The Kai Tak Stadium date sits roughly midway through a tour that stretches from Seoul to Singapore, and it lands during one of the group's busiest release stretches in years.
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What is the ‘RUN IT’ World Tour?
The ‘RUN IT’ World Tour is Stray Kids' latest global run, named after their June 2026 pre-release single of the same name. It opened with a five-night residency at Seoul's KSPO Dome from 25 July, before the group moved on to a string of Japanese stadium dates across Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Fukuoka between August and October. Hong Kong's Kai Tak Stadium show on 5 December is the group's only confirmed Hong Kong date on this leg, after which the tour continues to Taipei Dome, then on to Bangkok and Singapore in early 2027.
The Hong Kong stop was officially confirmed by the group in late June 2026, with local promoters describing it as a "highly anticipated" addition to an already stacked November-December calendar of stadium shows at the venue.
Who are Stray Kids?
Stray Kids are an eight-member South Korean boy group under JYP Entertainment, made up of Bang Chan, Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin and I.N. Formed via a 2017 reality survival show of the same name, the group write and produce much of their own material through their in-house unit 3RACHA, and have built a reputation for high-energy, bass-heavy performances that blend hip-hop, EDM and rock influences.
The tour arrives on the back of a packed 2026 release schedule: the pre-release single "RUN IT" dropped on 24 June, followed by the compilation SKZ-REPLAY 2026 Pt.1 on 1 August, and the genre-fluid mini-album THIS & THAT on 7 August, led by its title track of the same name. Expect the Hong Kong setlist to lean on this new material alongside long-running favourites.
Date, venue and getting there
Stray Kids: ‘RUN IT’ World Tour — Hong Kong
Kai Tak Stadium sits inside the wider Kai Tak Sports Park, Hong Kong's newest stadium precinct and now a regular stop for the city's biggest touring pop acts. Sung Wong Toi is the closer of the two nearby Tuen Ma Line stations for stadium-bound crowds; plan for extra time at both ends of the night, since exit crowd management on big show nights can add 20–30 minutes to your journey home.
What do tickets cost?
Tickets for the Hong Kong show have been on sale since 4 September 2026, when general sale opened at 12pm HKT. Four presales ran ahead of it: STAY 6th Generation fan club on 1 September, HSBC Mastercard and Trip.com on 2 September, and Live Nation members on 3 September.
Ticket prices, Kai Tak Stadium, 5 December 2026
| Tier | Price | Minimum age |
|---|---|---|
| VIP | HK$2,299 | Varies by zone |
| Standing | HK$1,699 | 12 and over |
| Seated | HK$1,299 / HK$999 / HK$799 | 3 and over |
The age rule catches people out. Standing is restricted to ages 12 and over, so a family with a younger child needs seats rather than the floor, whatever the price difference suggests. Prices and the on-sale history were checked against Live Nation Hong Kong's event page on 5 October 2026. Remaining availability by tier changes constantly, so treat the grid above as the launch prices rather than what is left today.
A 5pm start changes the whole evening
Most stadium shows at Kai Tak start at 8pm or later, and the advice that comes with them is about getting home after midnight. This one is different. A 5pm start on a Saturday means doors and the queue happen in the late afternoon, and the crowd leaves while the MTR is still running a normal service, so the usual getting-home problem is much smaller.
The flip side is the front end. You lose the afternoon, and the food options inside the park fill up fast when 50,000 people all arrive between 3pm and 5pm rather than spread across an evening. Eating in To Kwa Wan or around Sung Wong Toi before you walk in is the better plan, and it is one stop short of the crowd. Sung Wong Toi Station Exit D is a 5 to 10 minute walk to the stadium.
If you are weighing up which show to book, our wider round-up of the best concerts coming to Hong Kong tracks every major date announced this season, and BIGBANG's run at the same venue gives a sense of how Kai Tak handles a full house. Fans of the wider K-pop scene can also see our guides to XG's Hong Kong concert and &TEAM's Hong Kong show.
Frequently Asked Questions
Tickets are on sale
Stray Kids play Kai Tak Stadium for one night only on 5 December 2026. Tickets have been on sale since 4 September 2026 through Live Nation / Cityline, from HK$799 to HK$2,299 (VIP HK$2,299; standing HK$1,699). Standing is age 12+ and 140 cm+. Check current availability on the official listing before you buy.