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NMIXX

NMIXX

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Debut 2022 · JYP Entertainment

New release coming: N=MIXX · Full album · Dec 9, 2026 D-37

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About

Name origin
NMIXX combines "N" — for now, new, next, and the unknown — with "mix," symbolizing combination and diversity: the best combination for a new era.
Formation
Formed by JYP Entertainment after a pre-debut "Blind Package" campaign, NMIXX debuted on February 22, 2022 with the single album AD MARE and title track "O.O"; after Jinni's departure in December 2022, the group has promoted as six members.
Why fans love them
NMIXX are loved for their daring "MIXX POP" sound that fuses contrasting genres inside a single song, and for live vocals widely regarded among the strongest of their generation.

Members

Hit songs

O.O

NMIXX's debut title track, a bold genre-hopping ride that swings from hard-hitting trap to bright pop-rock in a single song.

Why it hit: Its polarizing, rule-breaking structure made it one of the most talked-about K-pop debuts of 2022 and defined the MIXX POP concept.

Love Me Like This

The lead single of the first EP expergo, blending R&B, hip-hop, and dance-pop into a confident, groove-driven track about mutual understanding.

Why it hit: It became the group's third music video to reach 100 million views, proving their experimental sound could also win mainstream appeal.

DASH

A high-octane mix of old-school hip-hop and pop-punk from the EP Fe3O4: Break, built for fast choreography and powerful live vocals.

Why it hit: Its tempo-shift chorus and performance energy made it a concert staple and one of NMIXX's most streamed title tracks.

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Upcoming concerts

Live · 0 shows

No upcoming concerts found for NMIXX right now. Check back after the next tour announcement.

Also announced

General sale sold out; restricted-view seats (sections 202, 214, 313, 314) open Nov 2, 8 PM KST (154,000 KRW, limit 2 per show). Nov 29 finale also screens live in CGV SCREENX (domestic sales from Nov 11).

Announced by the artist or promoter — not listed on Ticketmaster's main feed, so shown here separately.