NTX perform at Delhi’s Rang De Korea 2026 festival

NTX found a point of connection in Delhi’s aloo tikki. On their second visit to the capital in two years, the seven-member K-pop group said the snack reminded them of food from Korea while still feeling new.

The group performed at Rang De Korea 2026 on Friday and said Delhi audiences stood out for the way they responded to different songs. Hyeongjin Baek said fans listened closely during ballads, then “jump along together” for the group’s more powerful numbers.

For Delhi University student Tanushree Ghosh, the festival was a planned outing with friends. She said their college group had attended the event for four years and decided well in advance not to miss this edition. Entrepreneur Pallavi Dhingra said she and her group came not only for the concert but also to sample Korean culture and food.

Sia Agarwal travelled from Meerut with her mother and was invited from the crowd to dance on stage to NTX songs. The group also named rapper Hanumankind as an artist they would like to collaborate with, saying his track “Big Dawgs” is popular in Korea.