NMIXX successfully concluded their first world tour in Tokyo... 28-song performance and announcement of best album for Japanese debut

NMIXX concluded the Asian leg of their first world tour with their Tokyo concert and announced their official debut in Japan in December. They held solo concerts on August 8 and 9 at Keio Arena in Tokyo, Japan, performing a total of 28 live songs including their debut tracks ″O.O,″ ″Phoenix,″ ″Run for Roses,″ and ″Soñar (Breaker).″ The venue was filled with band sounds along with the audience’s cheers and applause. Bae communicated with fans by covering the popular local singer M!LK’s song ″好きすぎて滅 (Too Much Love Leads to Destruction),″ which he learned from NiziU, a member of the band. Additionally, through various stages such as ″Shape of Love,″ ″High Horse,″ ″SPINNIN’ ON IT,″ ″KNOW ABOUT ME,″ and ″Red light sign, but we go,″ the members showcased their vocals, choreography, and performances. Starting in Bangkok on June 13, NMIXX held a total of eight concerts across five Asian cities: Singapore on June 20, Kaohsiung on July 12 and 13, Hong Kong on July 25 and 26, and Tokyo in August. Tickets sold out quickly in Kaohsiung and Hong Kong, leading to one additional concert being added in each city. At the Tokyo concert, they announced their official Japanese debut along with the release of their best album ″N=MIXX″ on December 9. The Japanese version stage of ″Blue Valentine″ was unveiled for the first time. The members said, ″We will release our Japanese debut best album ’N=MIXX’ on December 9 and finally debut. Please look forward to the songs sung in Japanese as well. We want to create many opportunities to meet you all in the future.″ NMIXX’s first world tour began last November at Inspire Arena in Incheon and included 21 concerts across 17 cities in Europe, North America, and Asia. The debut showcase ″NMIXX JAPAN DEBUT SHOWCASE ’N=MIXX’″ is scheduled for November 7 and 8 in Tokyo and December 12 and 13 in Nagoya.