NCT Dream has just successfully held a concert entitled ' The Dream Show 3: Dream ()Scape' for 2 consecutive days at Tokyo Dome , Japan, on May 25-26, 2024. Quoting from Naver on Monday May 27, 2024, this was the first time NCT Dream held a concert at the Tokyo Dome, and was successful in attracting around 100,000 fans who attended the venue.
With all seats and tickets sold out. On this occasion, NCT Dream opened their stage performance with powerful songs such as 'Box' accompanied by dramatic performances from a large dance crew. The stage action continued with a number of energetic performances of songs such as '119', 'SOS', and 'Go'.
From the first performance to the end, Tokyo Dome was flooded with enthusiastic cheers from fans whose waving lightsticks made the venue look like a sea of neon green. NCT Dream also performed a number of other hits through performances full of chemistry not only with fellow members, but also adorable interactions with the fans in attendance.
In particular, NCT Dream performed the song 'Moonlight', which is their newest Japanese single which will be officially released on June 5, 2024. At the end of the performance, NCT Dream expressed their feelings about being able to perform for the first time on a stage as big as the Tokyo Dome.
"This is our first time performing at the Tokyo Dome, holding our solo concert. So, we felt different emotions. We thought we wouldn't feel nervous, but we actually felt more nervous than we imagined," said the NCT Dream members. Mark and his friends added, "We were also touched by the large number of fans who came to fill the concert venue.
Thanks to the energy from NCTzen, we were able to finish our performance with great enthusiasm because the fans enjoyed it." Closing their speech, NCT Dream hopes to be able to appear on an even bigger stage in the future.
Meanwhile, NCT Dream's concert series 'The Dream Show 3: Dream ()Scape' in Japan still has one more show left, namely at Vantelin Dome, Nagoya on June 2, 2024. NCT Dream's first Japanese dome tour had a total of 5 shows in 3 major cities, with a dome scale, including Osaka, Tokyo, and Japan.
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