NCT 127 is bringing its fifth world tour, “NEO CITY- THE REDLINE,” to Japan with two highly anticipated concerts at Belluna Dome in Saitama on October 24 and 25, 2026.
The performances mark another major stop on the group’s ongoing tour, giving Japanese fans an opportunity to experience its powerful stage presence and large-scale concert production.
Titled “NEO CITY : SAITAMA – THE REDLINE,” the concerts are set to feature songs from the group’s seventh full-length album, “BLINGY,” alongside Japanese releases newly added to the setlist for local audiences.
The Japan concerts also come with special promotional activities, including a live broadcast of the October 24 performance on Japanese television network WOWOW.
In addition, the group has partnered with a Japanese beverage company for a limited-edition product collection, extending the concert celebrations beyond the venue.
Following the Saitama shows, NCT 127 will continue its world tour with performances in Bangkok, Thailand, at the end of October.
NCT 127 Prepares a Special Setlist for Belluna Dome
The two Belluna Dome concerts are part of NCT 127’s fifth world tour, “THE REDLINE,” which began in Seoul in September 2026.
The Japan leg brings the group to Saitama for a pair of performances designed to showcase its musical catalogue and distinctive concert style.
Fans can expect tracks from “BLINGY,” the group’s seventh full-length album, as well as Japanese releases included specifically for the local audience.
The setlist is intended to combine the group’s established musical identity with songs that have particular significance for its Japanese fanbase.
The production will also make use of the large-scale setting of Belluna Dome, allowing the group to present its performances with an expansive stage setup and concert effects.
The October 24 show will receive a special broadcast on WOWOW, giving viewers in Japan another way to experience the event.
The broadcast adds to the significance of the opening concert, extending the performance’s reach beyond those attending in person.
The two dates continue NCT 127’s international touring activities following the Seoul opening shows and subsequent stops across Asia.
The group is scheduled to perform at Thammasat Stadium in Bangkok from October 31 to November 1.
Suntory Collaboration and Tokyo Pop-Up Add to Tour Celebrations
Alongside the concerts, NCT 127 has partnered with Japanese beverage company Suntory on a limited-edition collection featuring the members on product labels.
The collection is available across Japan through November 16, offering fans another way to mark the group’s visit.
The collaboration adds a commercial element to the tour promotions, connecting the concerts with a wider campaign in the Japanese market.
NCT 127 is also hosting the “NEO LOST&FOUND CENTER” pop-up at Tokyu Plaza Harajuku “Harakado” in Tokyo.
The pop-up will run through November 1 and features installations inspired by “BLINGY,” along with exclusive merchandise for visitors.
The event gives fans an opportunity to explore the album’s visual concept outside the concert venue.
Its timing also allows attendees travelling to Japan for the performances to take part in additional activities connected to the group’s latest release.
With two concerts at Belluna Dome, a television broadcast, a limited-edition collaboration, and a themed Tokyo pop-up, NCT 127’s Japan activities extend well beyond the stage.
The Saitama performances represent another important stop on “THE REDLINE” tour as the group continues meeting fans across Asia.
Following the Japan dates, attention will turn to the upcoming Bangkok concerts on October 31 and November 1, as the tour continues into its next phase.
