NCT WISH sells out both Gocheok Sky Dome concert dates
NCT WISH has sold out all seats for both upcoming dates of their "NCT WISH 2nd CONCERT TOUR INTO THE WISH : Face Our WISH" at the Gocheok Sky Dome. The group's ticket power continues to grow following a series of sold-out performances at various venues since their debut.
NCT WISH has sold out all seats for their upcoming January 2027 concerts at the Gocheok Sky Dome following domestic and global pre-sales on September 2 and 3. This marks the group's first large-scale indoor venue after previously selling out performances at the Olympic Handball Gymnasium, INSPIRE Arena, and KSPO DOME.
NCT WISH, under SM Entertainment, will hold the "NCT WISH 2nd CONCERT TOUR INTO THE WISH : Face Our WISH" at the Gocheok Sky Dome on January 15 and 16, 2027. Following domestic pre-sales on September 2 and global pre-sales on September 3 via Melon Ticket, both sessions recorded a complete sell-out of all seats.
The agency emphasized that the pre-sale results were confirmed as a total sell-out, highlighting the continuous growth of NCT WISH's ticket power. Since their debut, the group has maintained a streak of sold-out performances at venues including the Olympic Handball Gymnasium in Seoul (March 2025), INSPIRE Arena in Yeongjongdo, Incheon (October 2025), and the KSPO DOME in Olympic Park, Seoul (April 2026).
Their album performance is also notable. NCT WISH achieved the record of being a "four consecutive million-seller" just one day after releasing their fourth mini-album, "I SPY," on October 12. This serves as proof of the group's musical popularity and expanding fanbase.
Entering the Gocheok Sky Dome marks the group's first large-scale indoor concert venue, and the two-day tour reflects the high expectations of fans. The agency plans to sequentially reveal additional schedules and overseas tour plans in the future.
According to media reports, NCT WISH is expected to continue its growth trend by communicating directly with domestic and international fans through this concert.
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