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NCTzens, the affectionate term for fans of K-pop boy band NCT, are getting lucky this year.
NCT Dream just announced Singapore as a stop for their upcoming tour. Their tour comes as the fourth instalment of their The Dream Show series, titled Dream The Future.
Months ago, one of NCT’s newest sub-units, NCT Wish also included Singapore as part of the list of stops for their first solo concert tour.
Returning back with a new tour, NCT Dream, comprising Mark, Renjun, Jeno, Haechan, Jaemin, Chenle and Jisung, last performed here almost a year ago. Then, the group hosted two sold-out shows at Singapore Indoor Stadium as part of their The Dream Show 3: Dream( )scape tour.

This year, they will play at the same venue for two days, 18 and 19 Oct. The group announced their stops in various countries across Asia for their newest tour, The Dream Show 4. The tour starts on 10 July in Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome, for a total of three days.
The band will then continue to Bangkok, Hong Kong, Jakarta and Singapore. The tour will then proceed to Taipei and Kuala Lumpur, with the latter being a much-anticipated addition.
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Fans can also look forward to seeing Renjun at The Dream Show 4 this time. Previously, he sat out of the tour due to health reasons.
The popular sub-unit is currently actively participating in SMTOWN Live 2025. The entertainment agency’s tour has just wrapped up in Mexico and Los Angeles. And it will to London and Tokyo soon.
For NCT Dream, their last comeback was more than a year ago, with their fourth full album, Dream()scape (2024). The album’s title track has since accumulated 14 million views on YouTube — a testament to the group’s success.
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