Woojin, also known as Kim Woo Jin, was born on April 8, 1997. He is a former member of Stray Kids.

Bang Chan, also known as Christopher Chahn Bahng, was born on October 3, 1997.

Lee Know, also known as Lee Min Ho, was born on October 25, 1998.

Changbin, also known as Seo Chang Bin, was born on August 11, 1999.

Hyunjin, also known as Hwang Hyun Jin, was born on March 20, 2000.

HAN, also known as Han Ji Sung, was born on September 14, 2000.

Felix, also known as Lee Felix Yong Bok, was born on September 15, 2000.

Seungmin, also known as Kim Seung Min, was born on September 22, 2000.

I.N, whose real name is Yang Jeong In, was born on February 8, 2001. He is a former member of Stray Kids.

In 2010, Bang Chan, at the age of 13, auditioned for JYP in Australia. Out of 800 people, he was the only one who passed, impressing JYP enough for a second audition at his house.

In 2011, Bang Chan moved to Korea and appeared in his first JYP showcase alongside Bambam and Chaeyoung. This marked the beginning of his journey in the Kpop industry.

In 2013, Minho made an appearance on a National Geographic special about Kpop. This exposure helped in showcasing his talent and expanding his fanbase.

Hyunjin was discovered by talent scouts from both SM Entertainment and JYP while showcasing his skills at a middle school talent show. Ultimately, he decided to join JYP.

JYP's 'BATTLE FIELD' trainee showcase occurred on August 18, 2016, where the initial line-up of Stray Kids, including Chris, Hyunjin, Jisung, Jeongin, Siwon, Yao Chen, and Allen, was introduced.

The trainee showcase 'NEW CITY' took place on February 21, 2017, where two new trainees, Woojin and Changbin, were added to the Stray Kids line-up.

On August 22, 2017, the final line-up of Stray Kids, based on the 'Male Group Project' performance at JYP Entertainment's 'HOMECOMING' trainee showcase, was formed collaboratively by trainee Bang Chan and J.Y. Park.

JYP released Stray Kids' first video for the song 'Hellevator' before the show's premiere on October 6, 2017.

On October 11, 2017, JYP Entertainment unveiled the individual pictures and names of the nine trainees who would be part of the Stray Kids debut project.

JYPE uploaded Stray Kids' first music video for a song titled 'Hellevator' before the survival show's premiere. The song was later released as a digital single on November 1.

JYP released the member profiles of Stray Kids on October 18, 2017.

On October 19, 2017, the first image of the nine contestants for the reality show 'Stray Kids' was unveiled. The contestants included Bang Chan, Changbin, Han, Kim Woojin, Lee Minho (Lee Know), Hwang Hyunjin, Lee Felix, Kim Seungmin, and Yang Jeongin (I.N), with ages ranging from 16 to 20. Unlike traditional competition shows, Stray Kids focused on all nine contestants working together to debut as a group.

Stray Kids' song 'Hellevator' was released as a digital single on November 1 after the music video premiere.

On the final episode aired on December 19, the public voted in favor of the 9-member lineup over the 7-member lineup, confirming that all nine members would debut together as Stray Kids.

Stray Kids released 'Grrr 총량의 법칙' along with their Mixtape on January 7.

Stray Kids released their Mixtape EP featuring 'Hellevator' and contributions from all members. The project debuted at No. 2 on the World Albums chart, leading to Billboard naming them as one of the K-Pop Artists to Watch in 2018.

Stray Kids released '어린 날개' a few days after their previous release on January 15.

JYPE announced Stray Kids' debut showcase, UNVEIL 'Op. 01 : I am NOT', which was held on March 25 at Jangchung Arena. The showcase marked the debut of the group.

Stray Kids officially debuted with the release of their EP titled 'I Am Not', along with the music video of the single 'District 9'. Video clips of 'Grow Up' and 'Mirror' were released on March 31 and April 23 respectively.

After School Club aired on April 3, 2018.

Stray Kids performed at KCON Japan 2018, marking their first overseas performance.

JYP announced Stray Kids' second showcase, Stray Kids Unveil (OP. 02 : I Am Who), held on August 5 at the Grand Peace Palace of the University of Kyung Hee.

Stray Kids performed for the first time in the U.S. at KCON New York, showcasing songs like 'Hellevator' and 'District 9' at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ.

Stray Kids expressed their aim to represent their generation through their music, aiming to break away from the usual norms.

JYPE announced Stray Kids' second showcase, Stray Kids Unveil (Op. 02: I Am Who), scheduled for August 5 at Kyung Hee University's Grand Peace Palace.

Stray Kids had an exclusive interview with iHeartRadio where they discussed their music video for 'District 9' and defined their unique sound.

A video uploaded to Stray Kids' official YouTube channel unveils the group's fandom name as 'STAY' by removing the 'R' from 'Stray,' which holds special significance to fans.

Stray Kids performed at the showcase UNVEIL 'Op. 02: I am WHO' for their first comeback.

Stray Kids released their second album 'I am WHO' with the title track 'My Pace' on August 6, 2018.

Stray Kids achieve their first new-artist award by winning the Rookie Award at the 2018 Soribada Best K-Music Awards, marking the beginning of their successful award season.

JYP announced the third showcase titled Stray Kids Unveil (OP.03:I Am You), which took place on October 21 at the Olympic Hall.

Stray Kids released a digital single titled 'Double Knot'.

Stray Kids prepared their second comeback with the showcase UNVEIL 'Op. 03: I am YOU' for the release of their third mini album I am YOU.

The final piece of the I am trilogy, I am YOU, was released on October 22, 2018, closing out the trilogy. The album peaked at No. 2 on the Gaon Album Chart.

On January 19, 2019, Stray Kids embarked on their first tour, The Unveil Tour “I Am…,” in Bangkok, marking a significant milestone in their career.

JYPE announced Stray Kids' comeback with the release of their fourth EP Clé 1: Miroh on March 25, 2019.

An official Japanese Twitter account for Stray Kids was opened.

March 25, 2019, marked the beginning of a new era for Stray Kids as they released their EP Clé 1: Miroh along with the anthemic lead single “Miroh.”

Stray Kids held their fourth fanmeeting in Seoul titled 'SKZ'S MAGIC SCHOOL'.

On April 4, 2019, Stray Kids achieved a significant milestone in their K-pop career by earning their first No. 1 on a Korean music chart show with their song “Miroh” on M Countdown.

On April 12, Stray Kids released their first Japanese drama OST titled 'WHY?' for Fuji TV's drama Re:Revenge-In the End of Desire.

JYP Entertainment signed an agreement with Chinese streaming service provider NetEase Cloud Music to digitally distribute Stray Kids' music in China.

Stray Kids made history by being the first K-pop group to attend the Met Gala. They also announced a 40-city world tour during the event.

Stray Kids released the digital single 'Lose My Breath' featuring American singer Charlie Puth before their upcoming summer comeback.

The U.S. leg of Stray Kids' Unveil Tour kicks off with two shows at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, followed by performances in Los Angeles and Houston.

Stray Kids are named honorary ambassadors by the South Korean government to promote Korean culture and content globally, aiming to increase awareness and interest in Korea among young people worldwide.

JYPE announced Stray Kids' special album Clé 2 : Yellow Wood on June 4, which included new songs and CD-only tracks from previous mini albums. The album was released on June 19 with the title track 'Side Effects'.

Stray Kids release a new digital single 'Double Knot' along with a music video filmed in Los Angeles, as a preview for their upcoming EP 'Clé: Levanter' set to be released in late November.

On October 28, 2019, JYP Entertainment announced that Woojin had departed from Stray Kids due to personal reasons. The group would continue with eight members, delaying the release of Clé: Levanter until December.

On November 7, Stray Kids featured on the soundtrack for MBC's drama Extraordinary You with the single 'Neverending Story', marking their first OST release without Woojin.

Stray Kids released the music video for 'Astronaut,' their first single as an eight-member group, followed by Clé: Levanter on December 9.

Stray Kids started their world tour with a concert at the Olympic Hall in Seoul, coinciding with the release of their fifth extended play 'Cle: Levanter'.

During the showcase 'Hi-STAY' in Japan on December 3, Stray Kids announced their upcoming Japanese debut for the following year.

Clé : LEVANTER album was released on December 9, featuring the title track 'Levanter' and selling 182,300 copies in the first month.

On December 26, 2019, Stray Kids released their first Japanese album 'SKZ2020', marking their entry into the Japanese music market.

On January 14, 2020, Stray Kids announced their first English single 'Step Out of Clé', to be released on the 24th, featuring English versions of 'Double Knot' and 'Levanter' ahead of their North American tour.

Stray Kids start experimenting with English versions of their songs by releasing 'Double Knot' and 'Levanter'. 'Levanter' marks their American television debut with a performance on LIVE with Kelly and Ryan.

After starting the world tour in Seoul, Stray Kids kick off the U.S. leg of the 'District 9: Unlock' tour, covering eight cities in the United States. The tour is later disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to the cancellation of the remaining dates in Europe and Asia.

The world tour 'District 9 : Unlock' was cut short after the North American leg due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Stray Kids officially debuted in Japan on March 18 with compilation album SKZ2020, which contained new recordings of previous songs and included Japanese versions of their tracks.

Stray Kids released the digital single 'Mixtape : On Track', the second installment of the Mixtape Project.

On May 26, Stray Kids announced their comeback with their first studio album, GO LIVE.

Stray Kids made their official Japanese debut with the compilation album SKZ2020, which included Japanese versions of their songs and new tracks.

Stray Kids released their first Japanese solo song 'Top', which serves as the opening theme for the anime 'Tower of God'.

Stray Kids achieve a new milestone with the release of their first full-length album 'Go Live', which sets a new record in album sales for the group. Following the success, they release a deluxe re-release version titled 'In Life'.

Stray Kids released their new LP 'Go Live', aiming to showcase their true colors and artistic identity to the world.

In continuation of GO LIVE, Stray Kids released the album's repackage, IN LIFE, on September 14 with the title track 'Back Door', selling 331,143 copies in the first month.

Stray Kids released the Japanese version of the single 'All In' along with its music video.

Stray Kids released their first Japanese EP 'All In' on November 4, which included the title track 'All In' as the lead single. The EP also featured Japanese versions of 'God's Menu' and 'Back Door'.

Stray Kids held their first online concert 'Unlock: Go Live In Life,' where they surprised fans with the live premiere of the Korean version of their Japanese single 'All In,' which was officially released a few days later.

On February 1, 2021, Stray Kids were chosen to be the new models for Clio Cosmetics.

On February 3, 2021, SKZOO soft toys, characters inspired by the members of Stray Kids, were released. The characters were first introduced in a teaser video on VLIVE and YouTube in December 2020, with the SKZOO version of God's Menu revealed in February 2021.

Stray Kids held their first fanmeeting, SKZ-X, on February 20, 2021.

On February 26, 2021, Hyunjin from Stray Kids went into indefinite suspension. This decision had an impact on the group and their activities.

Following accusations of school bullying against Hyunjin, he published an apology on Stray Kids' Instagram account. On March 4, JYP Entertainment announced Hyunjin's hiatus for self-reflection, with Stray Kids promoting as 7 members until his return.

Following rumors and accusations of bullying, a member of Stray Kids was put on indefinite hiatus by JYP Entertainment to address the allegations and reflect on his actions.

Stray Kids collaborated with Alesso and Chinese producer Corsak for the first time, releasing 'Going Dumb' which entered the Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart.

The first episode of Kingdom: Legendary War aired, showcasing a competition between Stray Kids and five other top boy bands in weekly performances.

Stray Kids perform a unique mashup of BLACKPINK’s “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du” and their single “God’s Menu” on the show Kingdom, catching the attention of Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool) who becomes a fan and requests an autographed album.

Bang Chan from Stray Kids and actor Ryan Reynolds had an interaction on Twitter on this date.

Stray Kids are crowned champions of the show Kingdom: Legendary War with their winning single “Wolfgang,” which also debuts in the Top 5 of the World Digital Song Sales chart.

Stray Kids emerged as the winner of the competition show 'Kingdom' after a tough competition with 6 other groups.

Hyunjin ended his hiatus by appearing in the single and music video for Mixtape : OH on June 26. It was announced that he would be resuming activities in July.

Stray Kids announced their comeback after almost a year with their second studio album, NOEASY, to be released on August 23. The album featured the title track 'Thunderous' and marked a significant milestone as their first million-seller album.

Stray Kids released their second studio album Noeasy on August 23, 2021, selling over one million copies globally and becoming the first artist under JYP to achieve this milestone.

Stray Kids' album 'NOEASY' became the first million-seller album from JYP Entertainment.

Stray Kids released their seventh mini album MAXIDENT on October 7, featuring the title track 'CASE 143'. It marked their first million-seller and debuted at No.1 on Billboard 200.

Stray Kids released their second Japanese single, Scars / Thunderous (Japanese ver.), with double title tracks of the same name. The single sold 119,963 copies in the first week.

Stray Kids released a Christmas-themed single album titled Christmas EveL on November 29, featuring the title track and 'Winter Falls' as lead singles. The album peaked atop Gaon Album Chart and was certified double platinum by KMCA.

Stray Kids concluded the year with the digital release of SKZ2021, a compilation album including re-recorded versions of previous songs and the Korean version of 'Scars', on December 23.

On February 10, 2022, Stray Kids signed with Republic Records for promotions in the United States as part of JYPE's strategic partnership with the label, alongside labelmate Itzy.

Stray Kids held their second and first offline fanmeeting, SKZ'S CHOCOLATE FACTORY, on February 12 and 13, 2022. During the event, they announced their comeback with their sixth mini album, ODDINARY.

Stray Kids released their first Japanese studio album titled THE SOUND on February 22, which sold 377,551 units in the first week.

Stray Kids released Oddinary on March 18, 2022, which debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 chart. They earned 110,000 equivalent album units in the U.S., making them the third Korean act to achieve a No. 1 on the chart after BTS and SuperM.

The 'Maniac World Tour' kicks off with three shows at Seoul’s Jamsil Indoor Stadium, marking the beginning of Stray Kids' biggest arena shows in Japan and the U.S.

Stray Kids released their second Japanese mini album CIRCUS with the title track of the same name, which they promoted in Japan as part of their world tour. The album sold 131,921 copies in the first week.

Stray Kids members Bang Chan, Hyunjin, Han, Lee Know, Felix, Changbin, Seungmin, and I.N were photographed at The Ruins in Seattle on July 13, 2022.

Stray Kids and their fans, STAY, emerge victorious in Billboard's 2022 Fan Army Face-Off, surpassing over 64 artists globally.

Stray Kids released the digital single Mixtape : Time Out as part of the Mixtape Project to celebrate the fourth anniversary of their fandom.

Stray Kids reveal their upcoming mini-album 'Maxident', a follow-up to 'Oddinary', scheduled for release on October 7.

Stray Kids released their seventh EP, Maxident, on October 7, with lead single 'Case 143'. The EP debuted atop charts in various countries and was certified triple million by KMCA.

Stray Kids made history by becoming the second Korean artist to achieve a triple million-selling album with 'MAXIDENT'.

Stray Kids released the third compilation album SKZ-Replay on December 21, containing solo tracks by the members and songs previously unofficially released as video uploads.

On January 20, 2023, Stray Kids held a fan meeting at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.

Stray Kids released their debut Japanese-language studio album, titled The Sound, on February 22, 2023. The album debuted atop the Oricon Albums Chart and was certified double platinum by RIAJ.

Stray Kids finished their world tour 'MANIAC' with the final 'ENCORE' concert held in Los Angeles on April 2.

JYPE announced on May 31 that they had extended their partnership with Republic Records, indicating a strengthened presence for Stray Kids in the United States.

Stray Kids launched their third studio album '5-STAR', dedicated to their fifth year anniversary, featuring the title track 'S-Class'. The album set a record as the most pre-ordered in K-pop history and marked their third consecutive No.1 debut on the Billboard 200.

Stray Kids headlined for the first time at Lollapalooza Paris 2023 on July 21, showcasing their growing international presence.

All Stray Kids members, except Lee Know and HAN, launched their personal Instagram accounts on August 2, expanding their social media presence.

Stray Kids started their Japanese tour, 5-STAR Dome Tour 2023, with the first concert held in Fukuoka.

Stray Kids released their first Japanese EP in collaboration with LiSA, titled Social Path (feat. LiSA) / Super Bowl (Japanese ver.), which sold 506,212 copies in the first week.

Stray Kids attended the MTV Video Music Awards, their first American award show, and won the award for 'Best K-Pop', marking their first American award.

Due to three members' minor car accident, 3Racha performed instead of Stray Kids at the 2023 Global Citizen Festival in New York City on September 23.

JYP Entertainment announced Stray Kids' upcoming eighth mini album, ROCK-STAR, with a showcase event 'Seoul Special (UNVEIL 13)' scheduled for October 21 and 22. Stray Kids also featured on a remix of 'All My Life' by Lil Durk and J Cole.

Stray Kids released their eighth Korean-language EP 'Rock-Star' on November 10, with the lead single 'Lalalala' which topped the charts in South Korea and the United States.

Stray Kids released the commercial single 'Like Magic' in collaboration with other JYPE artists as part of a campaign for Coca Cola's limited 'K-Wave' product.

Stray Kids held their fanmeetings SKZ's Magic School in Seoul between March 29 and 31.

Stray Kids released the theme song 'Why?' for the Japanese television drama Re: Revenge – Yokubo no Hate ni on April 12.

JYP Entertainment, the label of Stray Kids, signed a licensing pact with NetEase, expanding their reach and opportunities in the music industry.

Stray Kids released a beautiful and melancholic cinematic teaser for their upcoming project, telling a story of mermaid love.

Stray Kids made their first appearance at the 2024 Met Gala wearing custom outfits by Hilfiger, showcasing their influence in the fashion world.

Stray Kids released the single 'Lose My Breath' featuring American singer-songwriter Charlie Puth on May 10.

Stray Kids were announced as headliners for I-Days Milano 2024, a European festival scheduled for July 12.

Stray Kids were announced as headliners for BST Hyde Park 2024, a European festival scheduled for July 14.

Stray Kids were announced as headliners for Lollapalooza Chicago 2024, a music festival scheduled for August 2.