NCT WISH Complete first nationwide fan meeting

Boy group NCT WISH successfully concluded their first nationwide fan meeting tour with a performance in Seoul. According to their agency, SM Entertainment, the NCT WISH nationwide fan meeting tour "NCT WISH: SCHOOL of WISH" took place over five sessions at the Seoul Myung Hwa Live Hall on the evening of the 24th and at 2 PM and 7 PM on the 25th and 26th. Due to the overwhelming response, the Seoul performance sold out immediately upon ticket release, prompting an additional session to be opened.

The fan meeting was held with a school concept, featuring various segments inspired by school subjects, such as a random dance challenge, relay drawing, and games where members had to complete missions within a time limit. Each session featured different activities led by subject-specific leaders chosen during the first performance. NCT WISH also added variety by changing their outfits to create the feel of new school friends and held a time where they read and responded to notes written by fans, which received an enthusiastic response.

NCT WISH performed a rich lineup of songs including their debut single title track "WISH," the track "Sail Away," the unreleased song "NASA," and the Korean version of their pre-debut song "Hands Up." They also covered SHINee's "Replay," showcasing their youthful charm and vibrant energy, further exciting the audience.

At the end of the fan meeting, NCT WISH expressed their gratitude, saying, "We had five fan meetings in Seoul, and we're genuinely thankful for filling up the seats at every performance. We were so moved that we felt we couldn't live without Sijeuni (the fandom name). Just like precious memories from school days last a lifetime, we will never forget the time spent at this fan meeting. We hope to continue seeing you for a long time." They also teased the upcoming release of the Korean version of their second Japanese single "Songbird" on June 26th, heightening fans' anticipation.

Written by Choi Hye Jin

Translated by Lee So Yun

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