Performances are scheduled for March 14 in Manila and March 28 in Kaohsiung.
Their first mini-album 'WISHLIST' will be released in Japan on the 14th.
[TV Daily, Han Seoyul] The group NCT WISH is set to expand its first solo concert tour significantly. The tour will kick off with performances in Manila on March 14 and in Kaohsiung on March 28, receiving enthusiastic responses from fans. The concert will take place across 18 cities, including various locations in Asia, with a total of 30 shows planned. Fans can expect vibrant and energetic music, stunning performances, and thematic stages revolving around wishes and dreams.
NCT WISH will release their first mini-album ‘WISHLIST’ in Japan on the 14th. The album will include the title track ‘Hello Mellow’, along with pre-released songs ‘Dreamcatcher’ and a Japanese version of ‘poppop’, totaling seven tracks. The anticipation surrounding this mini-album is continuously building among fans.
Furthermore, NCT WISH will continue with their performances on the 17th and 18th in Tokyo, Japan, as part of ‘INTO THE WISH: Our WISH’.
The first solo concert tour of NCT WISH will serve as a pivotal opportunity to enhance communication with fans in several Asian cities. With the expansion in scale, the anticipation surrounding their musical universe is growing exponentially. The stages and themes presented during this performance will play a crucial role in visually encapsulating the dreams and wishes that fans have cherished.
Musically, NCT WISH is exploring new styles and tracks through their first mini-album ‘WISHLIST’, with a diverse genre range that promises freshness for fans. The title track ‘Hello Mellow’, featuring an emotional message, holds the potential to resonate with a wide audience across different generations.
Finally, as the artist's activities expand, the connection with global fans will deepen. By providing opportunities for fans to experience their music across various cultures, NCT has the potential to establish itself as a cultural icon beyond just a music group.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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