NCT Dream brought their third world tour, “The Dream Show 3: Dreamscape,” to an electrifying close with a three-day finale at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul. Running from November 29 to December 1, the concerts captivated 60,000 fans and sold out every ticket, marking a triumphant end to a global tour that spanned 25 cities across four continents.
The tour began in Seoul last May and traveled through major cities including Osaka, Tokyo, Jakarta, Hong Kong, São Paulo, Los Angeles, Berlin, and Washington, D.C., culminating in a total of 37 performances. The Dreamscape concerts showcased a seamless blend of storytelling, music, and performance, centered around the theme of escaping a dark reality to find an ideal dream world. The narrative was drawn from NCT Dream’s mini album Dream ( )scape, released in March, and their recently unveiled fourth studio album Dreamscape.
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The setlist featured fan-favorite tracks like “Smoothie,” “ISTJ,” and their iconic hit “Candy,” alongside new songs such as “When I’m With You” and “No Escape” from their latest album. These performances highlighted the group’s ability to connect deeply with their audience through a mix of nostalgia and fresh artistry.
Beyond the music, the production elevated the concert experience to new heights. Massive LED screens, measuring 34 meters wide and 15 meters tall, enveloped the audience in a visual spectacle. Unique stage designs, including a retractable LED screen, a hot air balloon-inspired moving platform, radial thrust stages, and whimsical props like a slide, added layers of dynamism. The performers also utilized moving vehicles that traversed the venue, ensuring that every fan felt included in the immersive experience.
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SM Entertainment described the tour as a milestone for the group, stating, “The seven members of NCT Dream have shown remarkable growth, with their skills and synergy reaching new levels through this third world tour.” The intricate choreography, polished vocal performances, and creative stage elements were a testament to their evolution as artists.
NCT Dream’s Gocheok Sky Dome finale not only celebrated their achievements on this tour but also underscored their position as one of the leading acts in K-pop. As fans cheered and sang along, the group expressed gratitude for the unwavering support that has propelled them to global acclaim.
The Dreamscape tour stands as a testament to NCT Dream’s ability to innovate and inspire, solidifying their reputation as a dynamic force in the global music scene.
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NCT Dream brought their third world tour, “The Dream Show 3: Dreamscape,” to an electrifying close with a three-day finale at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul. Running from November 29 to December 1, the concerts captivated 60,000 fans and sold out every ticket, marking a triumphant end to a global tour that spanned 25 cities across four continents.
The tour began in Seoul last May and traveled through major cities including Osaka, Tokyo, Jakarta, Hong Kong, São Paulo, Los Angeles, Berlin, and Washington, D.C., culminating in a total of 37 performances. The Dreamscape concerts showcased a seamless blend of storytelling, music, and performance, centered around the theme of escaping a dark reality to find an ideal dream world. The narrative was drawn from NCT Dream’s mini album Dream ( )scape, released in March, and their recently unveiled fourth studio album Dreamscape.
Courtesy of the group's instagram
The setlist featured fan-favorite tracks like “Smoothie,” “ISTJ,” and their iconic hit “Candy,” alongside new songs such as “When I’m With You” and “No Escape” from their latest album. These performances highlighted the group’s ability to connect deeply with their audience through a mix of nostalgia and fresh artistry.
Beyond the music, the production elevated the concert experience to new heights. Massive LED screens, measuring 34 meters wide and 15 meters tall, enveloped the audience in a visual spectacle. Unique stage designs, including a retractable LED screen, a hot air balloon-inspired moving platform, radial thrust stages, and whimsical props like a slide, added layers of dynamism. The performers also utilized moving vehicles that traversed the venue, ensuring that every fan felt included in the immersive experience.
Courtesy of the group's instagram
SM Entertainment described the tour as a milestone for the group, stating, “The seven members of NCT Dream have shown remarkable growth, with their skills and synergy reaching new levels through this third world tour.” The intricate choreography, polished vocal performances, and creative stage elements were a testament to their evolution as artists.
NCT Dream’s Gocheok Sky Dome finale not only celebrated their achievements on this tour but also underscored their position as one of the leading acts in K-pop. As fans cheered and sang along, the group expressed gratitude for the unwavering support that has propelled them to global acclaim.
The Dreamscape tour stands as a testament to NCT Dream’s ability to innovate and inspire, solidifying their reputation as a dynamic force in the global music scene.
