N.Flying Kicks Off First Nationwide Tour With Three-Night Seoul Run

Korean band N.Flying wrapped the Seoul leg of their first-ever nationwide tour with three sold-out nights at Jamsil Indoor Stadium. It was the opening stop of a run that will take the band across South Korea and into Asia over the next several months.

N.Flying held "2026 N.Flying LIVE '&CON5: into REM'" at the Seoul venue from July 31 through August 2. The three shows served as the launch pad for a tour built around the idea of stepping out of daily life and into a shared dream. That concept ran through the concert's VCR segments and stage design from start to finish.

The show opened with a video interlude before rolling into "FLOWER FANTASY" and "Fate." From there, the band worked through a deep catalog of tracks including "Autumn Dream," "Video Therapy," "LOG," "Run," "Born To Be," "Moonshot" and "Songbird."

The Seoul shows also marked the first live performances of two songs from the band's new album: the B-side "Fading Away" and title track "Still." The band followed with a long stretch of fan favorites, including "Sunset," "Hot Potato," "The Real," "Season of Glass," "Rooftop," "Blue Moon" and "Hyperion."

The main encore featured "Love In Memory" and "Moebius." On the final night, the band answered further crowd calls with "Oh really.," "Leave It," "I Like You" and "Into Bloom," stretching the closing show to about four hours.

"It felt like a happy dream," the band said after the shows. "These three days with you gave us memories we can live off for the rest of the year. We hope you were just as happy, and we hope you'll hold on to these moments in your everyday life."

The band also thanked their fandom, known as N.Fia. "This Seoul run was the door you opened for us," they said. "From here, we're going to run hard for N.Fia and every audience across the country."

The tour continues on August 8 and 9 in Daegu, August 15 and 16 in Busan, and August 22 and 23 in Gwangju. The band will then take the show overseas, with concerts planned in Taipei, Nagoya, Osaka and Tokyo.