Stray Kids, a popular K-pop band from South Korea, took center stage at the British Summer Time (BST) Hyde Park Festival on Sunday. This event was a significant moment for the group, which consists of eight members and debuted in 2018 under JYP Entertainment after appearing on a reality show. Stray Kids, known for their unique music style and hit songs like “God’s Menu,” “S-Class,” and “Maniac,” returned to London for their first UK festival performance in nearly five years. Han expressed excitement about performing for a large crowd and how their energetic music could energize the festival. Their set lasted one hour and forty minutes, delighting their fans.

Stray Kids has gained global recognition, being named a future leader by Time magazine and ranking third on the IFPI’s global recording artists list last year. Their album “5-Star” was the world’s second-best-selling album in the same year. The group also made a notable appearance at the MET Gala in May, wearing custom suits designed by Tommy Hilfiger. Bang Chan emphasized the importance of creating meaningful music for their fans, known as STAYs, and highlighted the group’s dedication to their art. Recently, Stray Kids released a new EP titled ‘ATE,’ which marks their comeback and explores new musical styles. Felix noted that the EP reflects the group’s commitment and authenticity in their music, aiming to appeal to diverse musical tastes.