NCT DREAM Unveils Comeback Schedule for 10th Anniversary Album ‘DREAM AFTER DREAM’
2026년 10월 22일
NCT DREAM will release their sixth full-length album, ‘DREAM AFTER DREAM,’ on November 9 at 6 p.m. KST. Celebrating the group’s 10th debut anniversary, the album contains 10 tracks, including the title track ‘Boogie Woogie.’
The group unveiled the album’s schedule poster through their official social media channels on October 22 at midnight KST. The artwork uses vintage produce-box imagery and playful graphics to present the promotional schedule leading up to the release.
The rollout follows the previously released music video and images for album track ‘The Sun.’ These materials have introduced the album ahead of the remaining teasers and its full release in November.
Mood samplers and teaser images will arrive from October 28 to 30, followed by trailers on November 3 and 4. A music video teaser for ‘Boogie Woogie’ is scheduled for November 7, two days before the album’s release. The sequence will gradually reveal more of the album’s visual direction.
‘DREAM AFTER DREAM’ reflects the musical experience NCT DREAM have built over the past decade and their ambition to pursue new dreams. The anniversary album connects their growth so far with the direction they want to take next.
NCT DREAM debuted in 2016 as a teenage unit with an age-based graduation system. That system was abolished in 2020, ending the requirement for members to leave the unit upon reaching its age limit. The change became an important part of the group’s development beyond their original teenage concept.
Their musical journey has also moved from the youthful sound of debut single ‘Chewing Gum’ through releases such as ‘Hot Sauce,’ ‘Glitch Mode’ and ‘ISTJ.’ The new album adds another chapter to that history, bringing together a decade of experience and the group’s plans for the future.
All 10 tracks on ‘DREAM AFTER DREAM’ will be released on global music platforms on November 9 at 6 p.m. KST. The physical album will also be available that day, following a promotional sequence that moves from ‘The Sun’ to title track ‘Boogie Woogie.’