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NTX (Korean: 엔티엑스) is a South Korean boy band formed by Victory Company. The group currently has 8 members: Hyeongjin, Yunhyeok, Jaemin, Changhun, Hojun, Rawhyun, Eunho, and Seungwon. NTX officially debuted on March 30, 2021, with their lead single "Kiss The World" from their debut EP Full of Lovescapes.
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Pre-debut activities: The Opening
Seungwon was a child model, actor and a former member of the kid group 'USS.O Boy' under the stage name 'U.Win'.[1] Eunho was also a child model.
NTX released a series of pre-debut singles to introduce the group named The Opening, starting with The Opening: Public, followed by The Opening: Basic Yell, The Opening: Herma and The Opening: The Finale, the group promoted the lead singles on South Korean music programs.[2][3][4][5]
The group were originally scheduled to debut in January, but due to the aftermath of COVID-19, their debut was postponed.[6]
2021–2024: Debut with Full of Lovescapes, TAN, departure of Gihyun, "Latecomer", Peak Time, Odd Hour, "X-Present", Hold X and departure of Jiseong
On March 30, 2021, NTX made their official debut with their debut EP Full of Lovescapes, with the title track "Kiss The World".[7]
On April 30, 2021, it was announced that the group would have their first standalone mini concert 'For You', to be held on May 29, 2021.[8]
In September 2021, Jiseong appeared on the survival reality show The Wild Idol as a contestant, he ranked 3rd on the final episode, allowing him to debut in the project boy group TAN.[9]
On November 6, 2022, Victory Company announced that Gihyun has left the group for personal reasons.[10]
They later released their first single album Latecomer on November 23.[citation needed]
In 2023, the group appeared on the South Korean reality show Peak Time as Team 2:00, where they made it to the third and penultimate round before being eliminated.[11][unreliable source?]
On October 25, 2023, it was announced that NTX will be releasing their first full-length album, Odd Hour, on November 15.[citation needed]
On June 25, 2024, NTX announced that they will be releasing their second mini album, Hold X, on July 9. Four days later, TAN member Changsun announced on TAN's official fan cafe that the group had disbanded.[12][unreliable source?] Victory Company later announced that Jiseong will not participate in NTX's upcoming comeback and will be taking time to rest before resuming his activities with the group.[13]
On December 11, 2024, it was announced that Jiseong has left the group and Victory Company due to differences in the directions either party wants to go in.[citation needed]
2025–present: Over Track
On January 23, 2025, it was reported that NTX will be releasing their second full-length album in March.[14] On February 18, they announced their second full-length album Over Track, set for release on March 10.
NTX is set to perform in Manila on October 19, 2025, as part of IAM WORLDWIDE 's anniversary show dubbed DOMIN8 along with fellow Korean star Ji Chang-wook and Philippine pop group Bini.[15]
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Members
Adapted from their Naver profile.[16][unreliable source?]
Current
- Hyeongjin (형진)
- Yunhyeok (윤혁)
- Jaemin (재민)
- Changhun (창훈)
- Hojun (호준)
- Rawhyun (로현)
- Eunho (은호)
- Seungwon (승원)
Former
- Gihyun (기현)
- Jiseong (지성)
Discography
Studio albums
Extended plays
Single albums
Singles
Concerts
Concert Tours
- Live Tour Event in Japan Part1 - The Beginning (2022)
Standalone Concerts
- For You - NTX Mini Concert (2021)[25]
References
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