After 140,000 at Japan's National Stadium and 100,000 at Rock in Rio, Stray Kids are taking the Tokyo Dome to cinemas worldwide

Fans who couldn't get tickets to see Stray Kids in Japan will get a second chance — on the big screen. The group will play three nights of its 'RUN IT' world tour at the Tokyo Dome on Nov. 6, 7 and 8, and the Nov. 7 show will be broadcast live to cinemas in multiple countries through a partnership with Trafalgar Releasing, a distributor specializing in event cinema.

Tickets for the screenings go on sale Oct. 14 at 11 p.m. KST via the official StraykidsLiveViewing website, which will list participating countries and theaters.

The tour's numbers explain the bet: 'RUN IT' opened with five sold-out shows in Seoul in July and August; in late August, the group became the first male overseas artist to headline a solo concert at Japan's National Stadium, drawing about 140,000 fans over two nights; and in September it headlined Rock in Rio in front of roughly 100,000 people. Across all its Japan dates, the group expects to meet about 520,000 fans. After Tokyo, the tour heads to Hong Kong and other Asian cities starting in December.