NCT 127’s seventh full-length album ‘BLINGY’ arrived on August 24, 2026, with all nine songs released simultaneously across major music services and the title track ‘Blingy’ unveiled with its official music video. The next confirmed global fan-facing date is the online livestream of NCT 127 5TH TOUR ‘NEO CITY : SEOUL - THE REDLINE’ on September 19 and 20, 2026 (KST).
‘BLINGY’ at a glance
Released by SM Entertainment, ‘BLINGY’ is the group’s seventh studio album and a 10th-anniversary-year release. Its rollout arrived at 6 p.m. KST on August 24, on services including Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Melon, FLO, Genie, QQ Music, Kugou Music and Kuwo Music. Physical albums were also released that day.
Rather than treating the anniversary as a retrospective-only project, the album’s official framing centers on NCT 127’s continuing identity and the slogan “CALL 127.” For international listeners, the number in NCT 127 refers to Seoul’s longitude—an origin point that continues to surface in this album’s Seoul-focused imagery and lyrics.
The nine-track ‘BLINGY’ tracklist
- Blingy
- Legacy
- Piñata
- Step Up
- IKR
- Getaway
- Day After Day
- 127 Million Miles
- I mean, It’s about time
The record moves through hip-hop-led material while also reaching into rock, pop, indie pop and dance-oriented production. That variety is especially clear in the official track descriptions: ‘Piñata’ is presented as rock hip-hop, ‘Getaway’ as indie pop, ‘Day After Day’ as hyper-trap hip-hop with a Jersey-club beat, and ‘127 Million Miles’ as pop rock.
Why ‘Blingy’ is the title track
‘Blingy’ is a hip-hop song built around distorted synths, forceful drums and a chanting chorus. SM describes its production as bringing rage and dubstep elements into NCT 127’s own “neo hip-hop” approach.
The song’s lyrical idea is upward momentum: a presence that shines like a huge flame, alongside the group’s confidence in its performance. The choreography includes a signature hand movement in the hook, and SM credits Taeyong with participating in the choreography’s creation.
Where to watch the ‘Blingy’ music video
The official ‘Blingy’ music video premiered alongside the album through the SMTOWN YouTube channel and is also listed in NCT’s official video archive. That makes the MV the clearest visual entry point for the title track, while the album provides the wider nine-song arc around it.
Fans looking beyond the title track can also find an official track video for ‘Piñata,’ another of the album’s performance-forward cuts.
The next confirmed live moment: ‘THE REDLINE’ online
NCT 127’s next confirmed livestream event is ‘NEO CITY : SEOUL - THE REDLINE.’ The two Seoul shows stream live at the following times:
- Saturday, September 19, 2026: doors/opening access at 4 p.m. KST; livestream begins at 5 p.m. KST
- Sunday, September 20, 2026: doors/opening access at 3 p.m. KST; livestream begins at 4 p.m. KST
Tickets are available through Weverse Shop and Beyond LIVE, with one-day and two-day options listed. Buyers use the same Weverse account used for purchase to authenticate their ticket on the viewing page.
There is an important catch for fans planning around time zones: the package does not include on-demand VOD. Instead, ticket holders receive one delayed-streaming replay for each purchased show—September 22 KST for the September 19 concert and September 23 KST for the September 20 concert. Delayed streaming is not sold separately.
A practical viewing checklist
Before the concert weekend, check that the correct Weverse account is active and that the ticket is attached to it. The platform says entry buttons activate one hour before each stream. Live subtitles are planned in English, Japanese and Chinese, with machine translations in additional languages.
Weverse lists support for up to two simultaneous devices per product, while its recommended minimum connection speed is 20 Mbps. As with any live broadcast, start and end times can change for on-site or network reasons—so the official event page is the one to revisit close to September 19 and 20.
For now, the ‘BLINGY’ path is straightforward: start with the title-track MV, make time for the full nine-song album, then secure the appropriate livestream ticket if ‘THE REDLINE’ is your next NCT 127 date.
