'World Tour' NMIXX captivates Tokyo.. Official Japanese debut on December 9

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Girl group NMIXX successfully concluded its first world tour, kicking off with an Asian leg in Tokyo.

NMIXX held a total of eight performances across five cities in Asia as part of their first world tour, "EPISODE 1: ZERO FRONTIER," starting with Bangkok on June 13, followed by Singapore on the 20th, Kaohsiung on July 12 and 13, Hong Kong on the 25th and 26th, and finally Tokyo on August 8 and 9. In Kaohsiung and Hong Kong, tickets sold out rapidly, prompting the group to add one extra show in each city to respond to the enthusiastic reception.

During their solo concert held at Keio Arena in Tokyo on August 8 and 9, the group delivered a live performance of 28 songs, ranging from their debut track "O.O" to "Phoenix," "Run for Roses," and "Soñar (Breaker)," accompanied by vibrant band sounds. The audience energized NMIXX with powerful cheers and applause.

Leader Haewon welcomed the crowd, saying, "Welcome to our first world tour, NSWER (fanclub name: ANSWER)!" LILY, Seoyeon, Bae, Jiwoo, and Gyu-jin each introduced their unique charms while exchanging warm greetings. Bae shared that she learned from NiziU member Rima of the same JYP Entertainment girl group, performing the popular local song "Suki sugite meiwaku" by M!LK, engaging in enjoyable communication with the audience.

Presenting a powerful charm through "Shape of Love" for sweet vocals, high-difficulty pair choreography by Bae and Gyu-jin on "High Horse," and laser light effects on "SPINNIN' ON IT," "KNOW ABOUT ME," and "Red light sign, but we go," the group also made a special announcement: they unveiled the Japanese version of "Blue Valentine" for the first time ahead of their December debut in Japan, delighting fans.

The members shared, "We just revealed the Japanese version of 'Blue Valentine' for the first time. How was it? We will release our best album 'N=MIXX' on December 9 and finally make our official debut in Japan. The album includes songs sung in Japanese, so please look forward to it. We hope to create many more opportunities to meet you in the future," expressing their joy over the upcoming Japanese debut and anticipation for future activities.

NMIXX's first world tour, which began last November with a sold-out show at Incheon Inspire Arena, spanned approximately nine months across 21 performances in 17 cities, covering Europe, North America, and Asia. Having received abundant love and support from global fans and grown even further, the "trendsetting girl group" NMIXX will hold their debut showcase, "NMIXX JAPAN DEBUT SHOWCASE 'N=MIXX'," on November 7 and 8 in Tokyo and December 12 and 13 in Nagoya, officially introducing themselves to local audiences.

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