Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience

The concert film is taken from the group's world tour. It was recorded at their performances at SoFi Stadium. The programme covers their repertoire; the staging is large and the dance teams many. Behind the scenes sections are set between the concert footage: rehearsal rooms, preparation, the tour bus and the moments just before the show. The group works on the making of its own songs and that process is recorded too. Paul Dugdale directs; Farah X directed the documentary sections. Live Nation Studios produced. It opened worldwide on 6 February 2026 in several formats including IMAX; it runs two hours twenty six minutes. It was announced as the group's first concert film. Distribution was handled by different companies in North America and internationally; Korea, China and Japan were outside the arrangement. It is not a documentary; the backstage sections are kept short and the weight is on the concert. The sound was prepared separately for cinema systems and the screening formats arranged accordingly. Its limit is form; this is a concert recording and it would be wrong to look for a language of cinema. Another limit is access; for anyone who does not know the repertoire it runs long and no context is given. Who it is for: listeners of the group and viewers who like concert films. Who it is not for: it is long for anyone unfamiliar, the cutting fast, and the content repetitive.