Stray Kids featured in ‘Resident Playbook' soundtrack
Stray Kids members have contributed to the original soundtrack for upcoming tvN series 'Resident Playbook.'
'Start!', sung by Lee Know, Seungmin and I.N, is one of the first tracks featured on the medical show, a spin-off of 2020 hit series 'Hospital Playlist.' The new show starts airing on Saturday and the upbeat single will be unveiled that day as well.
Meanwhile, the group will be performing in Mexico City this coming weekend. The two-day show will wrap up the Latin American leg of tour 'dominATE.' The tour resumes in Shizuoka, Japan, next month, before heading to North America where it will travel to nine cities in the US and one in Canada by the end of June.
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