The List of NCT 127 Albums in Order of Release Date

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How many albums does NCT 127 have?

NCT 127 has released eight studio albums to date — seven in Korean and one in Japanese — alongside around seven EPs, three live albums, one single album, and roughly nineteen singles since debuting in 2016. That number keeps climbing, since the group has put out at least one full-length release nearly every year of its existence.

The List of  NCT 127 Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of NCT 127 Album in Order of Release Date:

NCT 127 Korean albums:

1. Regular-Irregular — October 12, 2018
2. Neo Zone — March 6, 2020
3. Sticker — September 17, 2021
4. 2 Baddies — September 16, 2022
5. Fact Check — October 6, 2023
6. Walk — July 15, 2024
7. Blingy — August 24, 2026

NCT 127 Japanese albums:

1. Awaken — April 17, 2019

All NCT 127 Albums List in Order

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NCT 127’s Korean albums:

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1. Regular-Irregular (2018)

Tracks:

1. City 127
2. Regular
3. Replay (PM 01:27)
4. Knock On
5. No Longer
6. Interlude: Regular to Irregular
7. My Van
8. Come Back
9. Fly Away with Me
10. Regular
11. Run Back 2 U

NCT 127’s debut full-length arrived a full year and four months after their “Cherry Bomb” EP, and it doubled as a lineup milestone — it’s the group’s first release as a completed ten-member unit following Jungwoo’s addition, and their last to feature Winwin before he shifted focus to WayV. Producers Yoo Young-jin, Hitchhiker, and The Stereotypes helped assemble a genuinely scattershot tracklist, veering from trap-inflected “City 127” to the airy “My Van.” The title track “Regular” leans into a stripped-down, brass-driven groove that felt deliberately restrained next to the group’s earlier hardcore hip-hop image. A repackage, Regulate, followed a month later with lead single “Simon Says.” Commercially, the album marked NCT 127’s first entry on the Billboard 200, debuting at No. 86, while topping South Korea’s Gaon Album Chart.

2. Neo Zone (2020)

Tracks:

1. Elevator (127F)
2. Kick It
3. Boom
4. Pandora’s Box
5. Day Dream
6. Interlude: Neo Zone
7. Mad Dog
8. Sit Down!
9. Love Me Now
10. Love Song
11. White Night
12. Not Alone
13. Dreams Come True

NCT 127’s sophomore full-length was previewed by “Dreams Come True,” which dropped on the group’s self-referential “NCT 127 Day” (1/27) ahead of the March release. Released through SM and Capitol Music Group, Neo Zone spans hip-hop, funk, and electro-pop across thirteen tracks, with critics noting a strong 1990s influence running through the production. Lead single “Kick It” became one of the group’s signature stages, built around a vocoder hook and a driving, gliding bassline. A two-month-later repackage, Neo Zone: The Final Round, added the singles “Punch,” “NonStop,” and “Make Your Day.” The album gave NCT 127 their first career No. 1 on the US Top Album Sales Chart, a feat they’d go on to repeat with each subsequent full-length.

3. Sticker (2021)

Tracks:

1. Sticker
2. Lemonade
3. Breakfast
4. Focus
5. The Rainy Night
6. Far
7. Bring the Noize
8. Magic Carpet Ride
9. Road Trip
10. Dreamer
11. Promise You

Arriving roughly eighteen months after Neo Zone, Sticker became a genuine turning point for NCT 127 internationally. The title track — built around an unusual, minimal flute hook — earned ten South Korean music-show wins, making it the group’s most-awarded single to date, and gave them their first entry on the Billboard Global 200. The album itself peaked at a career-high No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and became NCT 127’s first entry on the UK Albums Chart. Members Taeyong and Mark contributed to the rap writing, a recurring credit throughout the group’s catalog. A repackage titled Favorite followed in October 2021 with lead single “Favorite (Vampire).” Sticker went on to become the group’s first album certified 2× Million by the Korea Music Content Association, and the group promoted it with a performance on The Late Late Show with James Corden.

4. 2 Baddies (2022)

Tracks:

1. Faster
2. 2 Baddies
3. Time Lapse
4. Crash Landing
5. Designer
6. Gold Dust
7. Black Clouds
8. Playback
9. Tasty
10. Vitamin
11. LOL (Laugh-Out-Loud)
12. 1, 2, 7 (Time Stops)

Named for the Korean word for “speeding” (질주), 2 Baddies leaned into a high-velocity, luxury-car aesthetic for its rollout, with the cover shot from a literal bird’s-eye view of the members and their vehicles. The twelve tracks range across R&B, dance, and hip-hop, including the group’s first foray into UK drill on “Crash Landing,” a subgenre member Taeil has said he wasn’t familiar with before recording it. Producers on the record included Cutfather, Dem Jointz, and Kenzie. Commercially, 2 Baddies sold roughly 3.2 million copies, making it NCT 127’s second album to cross the triple-million mark after Sticker. A January 2023 repackage, Ay-Yo, added the title track “Ay-Yo,” which became the group’s first single to top the Circle Digital Chart.

5. Fact Check (2023)

Tracks:

1. Fact Check
2. Space
3. Parade
4. Angel Eyes
5. Yacht
6. Je Ne Sais Quoi
7. Love Is a Beauty
8. Misty
9. Real Life

Fact Check trimmed NCT 127’s tracklist down to a lean nine songs, its shortest studio album to date, blending R&B, hip-hop, soul, and dance across a tighter 32-minute runtime. The comeback was teased during the group’s performance at NCT Nation: To the World before SM confirmed the title and release date the next day. According to the IFPI’s 2023 Global Music Report, Fact Check ranked as the fifteenth best-selling album worldwide that year, moving roughly 1.9 million units — a strong showing for a comparatively stripped-down release. The album followed the group’s second world tour, a 28-concert run across 17 countries, and set up their third tour, Neo City – The Unity, which doubled as a send-off before several members began mandatory military service.

6. Walk (2024)

Tracks:

1. Intro: Wall to Wall
2. Walk
3. No Clue
4. Orange Seoul
5. Pricey
6. Time Capsule
7. Can’t Help Myself
8. Rain Drop
9. Gas
10. Suddenly
11. Meaning of Love

Walk marks a genuine inflection point in NCT 127’s history, even if it wasn’t fully clear at the time. The eleven-track record, released through SM and Kakao Entertainment, leans into a boom-bap-and-guitar hip-hop sound, with the title track trading the group’s usual maximalism for a looser, strutting swagger. Taeyong recorded his parts before enlisting in the military that April, meaning he didn’t promote the album in person. In hindsight, Walk carries extra weight: it’s the group’s final release to feature Taeil, who exited the lineup roughly a month after release, and the final NCT 127 album to feature founding member Mark before his 2026 departure from SM. Billboard later ranked Walk among its top 25 K-pop albums of 2024.

8. Blingy (2026)

Tracks:

1. Blingy
2. Piñata
3. Legacy
4. Step Up
5. IKR
6. 127 Million Miles
7. Getaway
8. Day After Day
9. I Mean, It’s About Time

Released on NCT 127’s actual tenth anniversary, Blingy is as much a statement of survival as it is a comeback. The nine-track album arrives after a stretch of real turbulence for the group — Taeyong’s military discharge, Doyoung and Jungwoo’s enlistments, and Mark’s April 2026 departure from SM after a full decade with the label — and it leans into that history rather than around it.

The title track, produced by Benjmn, mixes rage and dubstep textures under a chant-heavy hook, while “Legacy” and “127 Million Miles” (featuring brief vocal appearances from the enlisted Doyoung and newer collaborator Joowon) turn explicitly reflective. The back half softens considerably, with the house-pop “Getaway” and the ballad-leaning “Day After Day” built around themes of rest and forward motion. To support the record, the now five-promoting-member lineup of Taeyong, Johnny, Yuta, Jaehyun, and Haechan kicked off a fifth world tour, Neo City – The Redline, opening with three shows at Seoul’s KSPO Dome in September 2026.

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NCT 127’s Japanese albums:

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1. Awaken (2019)

Tracks:

1. Lips
2. Wakey-Wakey
3. Chain
4. Regular
5. Touch
6. Blow My Mind
7. Limitless
8. Long Slow Distance
9. Kitchen Beat
10. Cherry Bomb
11. Fire Truck
12. End to Start

Awaken is NCT 127’s first full Japanese-language studio album and only their second release for the Japanese market overall, following the Chain EP. Issued through Avex Trax, it arrived with Lee Soo-man as executive producer and a wide net of international songwriters, including Andreas Öberg, Harvey Mason Jr., and longtime collaborators LDN Noise and Dem Jointz. It’s also the first NCT 127 release without Winwin, who was focused on WayV promotions at the time. Musically, the record leans into hip-hop and R&B with pop and electronic flourishes, continuing threads from the Chain EP. Awaken debuted at No. 4 on Japan’s Oricon Weekly Albums chart, a top-five showing that underlined the group’s growing footprint outside Korea. It became the soundtrack to the opening Japanese leg of their first world tour, Neo City – The Origin.

All NCT 127 Tours in Order by Year

NCT 127’s touring history mirrors its album cycle almost exactly, with each world tour named around a “Neo City” concept that reframes the group’s fictional home base. What began as a 45-show run across four continents in 2019 has since grown into full-blown dome and stadium territory, including a run documented in the Disney+ series NCT 127: The Lost Boys. The upcoming Neo City – The Redline tour, tied to Blingy, will be the group’s first as a smaller, five-member touring lineup, following the enlistments and departures of several founding members.

1. Neo City – The Origin, 2019–2020
2. Neo City – The Link, 2021–2023
3. Neo City – The Unity, 2023–2024
4. Neo City – The Momentum, 2025
5. Neo City – The Redline, 2026

Conclusion

Tracking NCT 127 Albums in Order is really a lesson in reinvention — a group that started as hardcore hip-hop provocateurs on Regular-Irregular and ended up, a decade later, singing gospel-tinged tributes to their own fandom on Blingy. Along the way they picked up a Billboard 200 top-three peak, a UK chart debut, and enough lineup changes to fill a separate discography of their own. With Neo City – The Redline now underway and a five-member touring lineup finding its footing, NCT 127’s next chapter looks like it’s just getting started.

NCT 127 FAQs

How many members does NCT 127 have in 2026? Following Mark’s April 2026 departure from SM Entertainment and the earlier removal of Taeil, NCT 127 currently promotes as a smaller lineup, with members Doyoung and Jungwoo temporarily on hiatus while completing military service.

What is NCT 127’s newest album? Blingy, released August 24, 2026, is NCT 127’s most recent studio album and their seventh Korean-language full-length overall.

Is NCT 127 still touring? Yes — the group launched their fifth world tour, Neo City – The Redline, in September 2026 in support of Blingy.

What is NCT 127’s best-selling album? Sticker (2021) and 2 Baddies (2022) are both certified triple-million sellers in South Korea, among the group’s highest-selling releases to date.

Did Mark leave NCT 127 permanently? Yes — Mark concluded his contract with SM Entertainment and departed from NCT in April 2026, after a decade with the group.

What genre is NCT 127’s music? NCT 127’s discography spans hip-hop, R&B, funk, electro-pop, and rock, with the group rarely repeating the same sonic approach across two consecutive albums.