K-pop boyband NCT 127 have their upcoming 2025 ‘Neo City – The Momentum’ world tour, featuring concerts in Asia, the US and more.
Today (November 5), NCT 127 announced the stops for their 2025 ‘Neo City – The Momentum’ world tour, which will include concerts in Asia and the US from January to April next year.
The boyband will kick things off with a two-night concert in Seoul on January 18 and 19, followed by two shows each in the Southeast Asian cities of Jakarta and Bangkok in February.
At the end of February, NCT 127 will also embark on the tour’s North American leg in Duluth, Minnesota. It will continue on in March, with concerts in Illinois, Texas and California, as well as a singular Canadian date in Ontario.
From mid-March to end-April, the group will return to Asia with concerts in Japan across three cities, as well as performances in Macau and Taipei.
Venue and ticketign information for concerts on NCT 127’s 2025 ‘Neo City – The Momentum’ world tour have yet to be announced. Keep tabs on this page for the latest updates.
JANUARY 2025
18: Seoul, South Korea
19: Seoul, South Korea
FEBRUARY 2025
15: Jakarta, Indonesia
16: Jakarta, Indonesia
22: Bangkok, Thailand
23: Bangkok, Thailand
28: Duluth, Minnesota
MARCH 2025
02: Newark, New Jersey
05: Toronto, Ontario
07: Rosemont, Illinois
09: San Antonio, Texas
12: Los Angeles, California
15: Osaka, Japan
16: Osaka, Japan
22: Taipei, Taiwan
23: Taipei, Taiwan
29: Fukuoka, Japan
30: Fukuoka, Japan
APRIL 2025
05: Nagoya, Japan
06: Nagoya, Japan
26: Macau, China
27: Macau, China
In July this year, NCT 127 released their sixth studio album ‘Walk’, led by the single of the same name. The following month, member Taeil was removed from the group after being investigated on sexual assault allegations.
Meanwhile, member Jaehyun officially began his mandatory military service yesterday (November 4), a little over a month after he announced his enlistment in the military army band. Ahead of his enlistment, the singer dropped his solo single ‘Unconditional’ last month.
10cc drummer Paul Burgess has announced that he is leaving the band because the demands of touring have become too much for him.
The 75-year-old musician, who also spent time performing with Jethro Tull, Camel, Magna Carta, and The Icicle Works, has chosen to walk away from the legendary rock group after more than five decades.
He shared: “After so many wonderful years with 10cc, I must admit that the rigours of touring are no longer manageable for me as I get older, and I feel it’s time to let go of the long hours in airports and endless travel on buses.
“I’m not planning to stop playing altogether. I will still perform but at a pace that feels right, working alongside old friends and a new group of fellow musicians called The Guilty Men.”
Frontman Graham Gouldman confessed that it will feel unusual to perform without his “longest-running musical associate.”
He explained: “When Paul and I first joined forces in 10cc, we never could have imagined that we’d still be at it after 30 years, let alone 52.
“Paul has been my longest musical partner and it will feel different to turn around and see another drummer, but I completely understand why he no longer wants to sit on a plane for 14 hours or wake up in a new hotel every day for weeks at a time.”
Ben Stone, who has previously played with Mike and The Mechanics and Bonnie Tyler, will be taking over on drums.
Paul, who had several runs with 10cc after joining in 1973, performed his final show with the I’m Not In Love band in Alexandria, Virginia this past September.
The group is set to continue their And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour in the UK next year.
