NCT Dream painted the Mall of Asia green as the K-pop group performed for their fans during the much-anticipated two-day concert, The Dream Show 3: DREAM()SCAPE.
Held on Aug. 11 and 12, the group delivered an energetic show sans Renjun, who is on hiatus due to health concerns. NCT Dream electrified the stage with a lineup of hit songs, including “BOX,” “119,” “SOS,” and “Poison.”
Mark Lee engaged with fans throughout the arena, frequently checking in and greeting them with “Kamusta, Manila?” He expressed gratitude for their support, while Chenle, who missed last year’s Manila show, promised to invest all his energy into the performance.
Jisung emphasized his desire to “have fun with no regrets,” and Haechan thanked the audience for filling the venue. The concert featured standout performances of tracks like “Hello Future,” “Broken Melodies,” “ISTJ,” and “Skateboard.”
Adding to the immersive experience, the concert’s VCRs were perfectly complemented by synchronized lightsticks, enhancing the visual spectacle.
As the show neared its end, the group delighted fans with an appearance of the “eyyy” hand gesture, popularized by P-Pop group BINI. The audience also celebrated Jaemin and Mark Lee with a collective “Happy Birthday,” to which Jaemin responded with well-wishes, saying, “Take care of yourself as much as you can.”
Mark Lee reciprocated by previewing a dance move from their upcoming track, “Rains in Heaven,” set to release on Aug. 23.
The concert concluded with “Like We Just Met,” a heartfelt tribute to their supporters, affirming the group’s wish to “be together forever.”
Manila marked the final stop of the Asian leg of the tour, with Jeno assuring fans that NCT Dream would return, ideally with all members present.
