[Edaily Starin KIM HYUNSIK Reporter] SM Entertainment’s boy group NCT 127 is set to set the Saitama Veruna Dome in Japan ablaze. (Photo courtesy of SM Entertainment)(Photo courtesy of SM Entertainment)NCT 127 will hold their fifth tour, “NEO CITY: SAITAMA – THE REDLINE,” at Saitama Veruna Dome in Japan on the 24th and 25th. This marks their first concert in Japan in about one year and five months. The performance on the first day, the 24th, will be broadcast live on the Japanese network WOWOW. NCT 127 plans to present a variety of performances based on a setlist that combines tracks from their seventh studio album “BLINGY,” released last August, with their previous hit songs. To commemorate the concert, they have also partnered with Japanese beverage company Suntory (SUNTORY). Since the 21st, Suntory has been selling beverages featuring NCT 127’s portraits on their labels throughout Japan. This collaboration will continue until the 16th of next month. Since the 16th, NCT 127 has also been operating a pop-up store called “NEO LOST&FOUND CENTER” on the 4th floor of Tokyu Plaza Harajuku Harakado in Tokyo to celebrate the release of their 7th album. Visitors can enjoy various content that lets them experience the album’s universe, as well as merchandise. The pop-up store will remain open until the 1st of next month. After wrapping up their performances in Japan, NCT 127 will continue their tour at Thammasat Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on the 31st and the 1st of next month.
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