Stray Kids didn’t just play a fourth show in Seoul. They rewired the entire concept of a tour opener into something closer to a career-spanning victory lap. Fresh setlist details from RUN IT World Tour’s Day 4 stop, shared widely by fan accounts including Monterrey-based page stray_kidsmty, confirm that the group leaned hard into nostalgia while making room for two brand-new live debuts.
The August 1, 2026 show landed as the fourth night of the Seoul leg, which kicked off the group’s fourth overall world tour following the release of pre-release single “RUN IT” on July 24 and ahead of their full project “THIS & THAT,” which dropped August 7. That timing matters. Stray Kids built a setlist that functions almost like a scrapbook of their own evolution, opening with “Hall of Fame,” “Hellevator,” and “District 9” before sliding into a three-song medley of “MIROH,” “Levanter,” and “I am YOU.”
What follows is a run of career-defining hits: “Side Effects,” “Back Door,” “MANIAC,” “God’s Menu,” and “CREED” sit alongside 2025’s “DIVINE” and “Thunderous,” proof the group isn’t treating recent material as filler between older favorites. Two songs marked “new” on the official graphic, “I DO” and “After You,” gave fans their first live performance of tracks tied to the group’s current era, while “RUN IT” itself made its live debut mid-set rather than as a closer, a choice that keeps momentum building instead of peaking early.
| Setlist Segment | Songs |
|---|---|
| Opening Run | Hall of Fame, Hellevator, District 9 |
| Medley | MIROH, Levanter, I am YOU |
| Career Highlights | Side Effects, Double Knot, Back Door, MANIAC, God’s Menu, CREED, Slash, Divine, Thunderous, In My Head, I DO (new) |
| Second Act | Blind Spot, BLEEP, Do It (Festival ver.), LALALALA (Festival ver.), CEREMONY (Hip Hop ver.), Chk Chk Boom, S-Class, RUN IT (new), Stray Kids, Phoenix, After You (new), Social Path, MIROH |
| Special Songs (rotating nightly) | I Like It, 0801 |
The closing stretch is where the show reveals its structure most clearly. “Stray Kids,” “Phoenix,” and “Social Path” trace the group’s growth as a unit, while the rotating “Special Songs” segment, featuring “I Like It” and “0801” on this date, signals a deliberate choice to keep something different for fans attending multiple nights. That kind of night-to-night variation has become something of a signature for the group’s tours, rewarding STAYs who follow the setlist closely across the run.
Coming off a Billboard 200 No. 1 debut for “Do It” in November 2025 and a headlining slot at Governors Ball earlier this year, Stray Kids arrive at RUN IT with momentum that shows in the setlist’s confidence. There’s no filler, no obvious dead spot. Every segment either reinforces the group’s discography or introduces where they’re headed next, and Day 4 in Seoul reads like a group fully in command of both.
