Stray Kids confirm comeback and release new single!

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Thanks to Tommy Hilfiger's mistake at the Met Gala on Monday, we've received confirmation that Stray Kids are planning a 40-date 2024 World Tour. Doch das sind bei weitem nicht die einzigen spannenden Neuigkeiten diese Woche: Gestern wurde das Datum für Stray Kids Comeback bestätigt und heute hat die Boygroup einen neuen Song feat Charlie Puth veröffentlicht!

Stray Kids are returning with a new album on July 19!

The news has fans all over the world excited, as the last album “Rock Star” is already six months old. With currently 4.2 million copies sold, it is Stray Kids' second best-selling album after “5-Star” with 5.2 million sales. It is also the eighth best-selling album in Korea! 5-Star is currently in third place, just behind “FML” and “Seventeenth Heaven” by Seventeen.

We are curious to see whether Stray Kids can outdo themselves again this year. The new album undoubtedly has the potential to be the most successful album of the year! We're keeping our fingers crossed!

Stray Kids new single: “Lose My Breath” (Feat. Charlie Puth)

A few hours ago Stray Kids uploaded a brand new single on Youtube! “Lose My Breath” is about the feeling of being out of breath when the girl you love walks into the room. The song was created in collaboration with the American singer and songwriter Charlie Puth. His voice can also be heard, but he does not appear in the music video.

Although the single was only released this morning, the music video has already been clicked on over 2 million times! At this rate, it won't be long before the video reaches the 3 million mark. Fans are already calling the single the collaboration of the year!

Der Song hat uns diese Woche wohl am wenigsten überrascht, as Stray Kids already announced it on their social media on April 25 und seitdem noch ein paar weitere Teaser veröffentlicht.

I'm sure it won't be long before we can tell you more details about the new album, so stay tuned!

Sources: Stray Kids social media channels