BOYNEXTDOOR Returns to Billboard 200 With 'HOME: DELUXE' Repackage

K-pop boy group BOYNEXTDOOR has returned to the Billboard 200 following the release of a repackage of its first full-length album. "HOME" re-entered the chart at No. 177 on the ranking dated Oct. 17.

The re-entry follows the Sept. 28 release of "HOME: DELUXE." "HOME" also reached No. 3 on World Albums and No. 9 on Top Album Sales, while BOYNEXTDOOR ranked No. 81 on the Artist 100.

The repackage topped Hanteo's weekly album chart for Sept. 28 through Oct. 4. In Japan, it placed fourth on both Oricon's weekly album ranking and weekly combined album ranking for the same period. Those results reflected three days of sales following its local release.

BOYNEXTDOOR will perform the album track "Count To Love (Korean Ver.)" on Korean music shows this week. The group will also hold BOYNEXTDOOR "HOME Party" at Blue Square's Woori WON Banking Hall in Seoul on Oct. 19 at 8 p.m., where the members will discuss their comeback with fans.

The group wrapped up the Japan leg of its first world tour, "KNOCK ON Vol.2," on Oct. 11. Its 13 shows across six cities drew about 140,000 people. BOYNEXTDOOR will begin its North American run in Dallas on Oct. 30, with stops in Chicago, New York, Toronto and Seattle among 10 cities on the itinerary.