Global K-pop stars Stray Kids in UK festival debut ahead of ‘comeback’ album ATE’s release
- With days to go before the release of ATE, their new EP, eight-member boy band play 100-minute set at BST Hyde Park Festival in London

“This is a career highlight,” popular K-pop group Stray Kids said as they headlined the British Summer Time (BST) Hyde Park Festival on Sunday.
The eight-man group from South Korea debuted in 2018 after being formed by JYP Entertainment through a reality show. They have won over fans around the world with their genre-mixing sound and hit songs such as “God’s Menu”, “S-Class” and “Maniac”.

Named by Time magazine as one of the Next Generation Leaders, Stray Kids placed third on recorded music industry body IFPI’s top 10 list of global recording artists last year. Their third Korean-language studio album 5-Star was last year’s second biggest-selling album globally, IFPI said.
All eight members also walked the famed Met Gala red carpet in New York in May, wearing custom Tommy Hilfiger suits.