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NCT DREAM to host listening party, livestreamed comeback show for 6th album

Boy group NCT DREAM will host a listening party and a livestreamed comeback show around the release of its sixth full-length album, “DREAM AFTER DREAM,” the group’s agency SM Entertainment said Friday. The listening party will be held Saturday at a venue at 16 Yeonmujang 7-gil in Seongdong District, eastern Seoul. The group will play every track on the album for fans before its official release…

NCT DREAM to host listening party, livestreamed comeback show for 6th album

NCT DREAM, a popular K-pop boy group, is set to host a listening party and a livestreamed comeback show in preparation for the release of their sixth album, titled "DREAM AFTER DREAM." Their agency, SM Entertainment, announced the event on Friday. The listening party will take place on Saturday at a venue located at 16 Yeonmujang 7-gil in Seoul's Seongdong District.

Prior to the album's official release on Monday, the group will perform every track from the album during the listening party, engaging with fans and discussing the new record. The official debut of the album coincides with the livestreamed comeback show, "Let's Boogie Woogie!" which will air on Monday at 5 p.m. on NCT DREAM's YouTube channel, as well as their TikTok and other social media platforms.

In the context of K-pop, a "comeback" refers to a musician's return with fresh music, typically accompanied by promotional events, broadcasts, and stage performances. The live show aligns with the album's festival-themed concept, as the members prepare for their upcoming promotional activities. According to the agency, the broadcast will feature segments discussing the album's music and the group's plans for future promotions. "DREAM AFTER DREAM" is the title of the upcoming album.

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