Unfortunately the NCT desire will be sitting out SMTWN LIVE 2025 La This weekend. According to reports, the Rookie Boy group deals with visa problems.
The NCT desire will not participate in Smtown Live 2025 la
ON May 9 Local timeSmenteredinment has released an official declaration that announces it Wish NCTwho had been foreseen to perform the long -awaited SMTWN LIVE 2025 concert on May 11thIt would no longer be able to participate. The reason mentioned was Unsolved visa problemswhich made it impossible for the travel group to the United States in time for the event.
“In preparation for this performance, we have completed all the stages necessary to guarantee the visa approvals, including the presentation of the documents requested and participation in the interviews. However, despite our best efforts, there was an unexpected delay in the approval process and in the end the visas were not issued in time “, reads the note.
“At the moment, the exact reason for the delay remains unclear“He continued.” We made any possible effort to resolve the issue, but unfortunately it was not enough to guarantee the NCT appearance on stage. “
They added, “We fully understand and we deeply sorry the disappointment that this could cause fans who were impatiently anticipating the performance of NCT Wish. We share your disappointment and apologize sincerely for not having been able to fulfill this commitment. “
“Thanks for your understanding”, He concluded.
The agency also expressed regret for the situation and apologized to the fans who can’t wait to see NCT wishful to perform live. As one of the latest groups of SM rookie, NCT Wish had also generated excitement for their scheduled apparition together with other SM artists.
Despite this setback, Sm Entertainment has also ensured to fans who are working hard to guarantee more fluid agreements for future international programs involving the NCT desire.
For now, it is not clear whether the Rookie Boy group will be able to join the rest of the Smtown Live 2025 dates in the United States.
