NMIXX Concludes Asia Tour in Tokyo Ahead of December Japan Debut

NMIXX have concluded the Asian leg of their first world tour, 'EPISODE 1: ZERO FRONTIER,' with two concerts in Tokyo. The group performed a 28-song live set and presented the Japanese version of 'Blue Valentine' for the first time ahead of their official Japanese debut in December. The Asian run began in Bangkok on June 13 and continued through Singapore, Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. Across the five cities, NMIXX held eight concerts. Strong demand led to additional performances in Kaohsiung and Hong Kong. The final concerts took place at Keio Arena Tokyo on August 8 and August 9. NMIXX performed songs including 'O.O,' 'Phoenix,' 'Run for Roses,' and 'Soñar (Breaker)' with live-band arrangements, choreography, and large-scale lighting effects. Leader HAEWON welcomed NSWER at the start of the concert, while LILY, SULLYOON, BAE, JIWOO, and KYUJIN introduced themselves and connected with the Japanese audience. BAE also performed M!LK's Japanese song 'Suki Sugite Metsubou,' which she had learned through NiziU member RIMA. The concert continued with a wide range of vocal and performance stages. NMIXX showcased their harmonies in 'Shape of Love,' while BAE and KYUJIN performed the demanding choreography of 'High Horse.' Songs including 'SPINNIN' ON IT,' 'KNOW ABOUT ME,' and 'Red light sign, but we go' highlighted the group's more intense performance style. For the Tokyo audience, NMIXX revealed the Japanese version of 'Blue Valentine' ahead of its official release. The group's Japanese debut best album, 'N=MIXX,' is scheduled for December 9 and will include Japanese-language versions of their songs. NMIXX's first world tour began at Inspire Arena in Incheon in November 2025. Across Europe, North America, and Asia, the tour reached 21 performances in 17 cities before the Asian leg concluded in Tokyo. The group will next hold the 'NMIXX JAPAN DEBUT SHOWCASE "N=MIXX"' in Tokyo on November 7 and November 8, followed by Nagoya events on December 12 and December 13. The showcase and album will formally open NMIXX's next phase of activities in Japan.