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NMIXX shone with its presence in Major League Baseball (MLB) in the United States as a ‘leading K-pop girl group’.

On the 6th (local time), at Oracle Park in San Francisco, California, NMIXX was invited to the San Francisco Giants vs. Philadelphia Phillies regular-season game to deliver a pregame performance and a ceremonial first pitch.

Representing the group, member Seol-yoon stood on the mound as the ceremonial pitcher, and Lee Jung-hoo, an outfielder for the San Francisco Giants and captain of the national team who led South Korea to the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Baseball Classic (WBC) in March, served as ceremonial catcher, adding a special touch.

Having also been invited by an MLB club last year to throw a first pitch, Seol-yoon delivered the ball with a poised, seasoned motion, signaling the start of the game. NMIXX also presented a performance of its hit ‘Blue Valentine’(Blue Valentine) and cheered for a win by the home team San Francisco Giants.

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Released in October 2025 and a chart-topper across major Korean music platforms, ‘Blue Valentine’ also stayed on U.S. charts for an extended period, including the ‘Top 40 Radio Chart’(Top 40 Radio Chart) on Mediabase(Mediabase) and Billboard ‘Pop Airplay’(Pop Airplay).

Recently, as part of its first world tour < EPISODE 1: ZERO FRONTIER >(Episode 1: Zero Frontier), NMIXX has been successfully carrying out its North American tour. It met fans on March 29 in Toronto, the 31st in Brooklyn, April 2 in National Harbor, the 4th in Irving, and the 7th in Oakland, and notably all five shows sold out, underscoring how popular NMIXX is there.

As the North American tour heads toward its end, NMIXX will celebrate a grand finale in Los Angeles on the 9th. Starting in June, it will hold an Asia tour in Bangkok, Singapore, Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, and Tokyo, with more tour locations to be announced later.