NCT WISH will hold an AWA Lounge listening party to mark the release of “I SPY - The 4th Mini Album.” The event is scheduled for Monday, October 12, 2026, a Japanese public holiday, from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. The one-hour program is billed as an NCT WISH feature and includes voice content available exclusively through AWA.
The program is set to air songs from “I SPY - The 4th Mini Album” along with other NCT WISH tracks. The notice does not identify their running order or reveal what the exclusive voice messages contain. It establishes a release celebration combining music playback with AWA-exclusive voice content.
Access to the main lounge and the post-event content is described separately. Anyone can join the lounge. Downloading the AWA app beforehand enables additional features such as song requests. That wording describes additional features and does not establish that advance app installation is required for admission.
After the listening party, member after-voices will be released exclusively for AWA STANDARD members. The main lounge is open to anyone, while the post-event audio is restricted to members. The notice does not specify the after-voices’ release time, availability period, replay arrangements or detailed contents.
The guidance also identifies the appropriate inquiry channel. The fan club cannot answer questions about this event, and inquiries should go through AWA’s official website. This specifies where to ask operational questions; it does not establish a separate fan-club application procedure or a members-only admission condition for the main lounge.
A previous AWA notice described a different participation format. Published on January 9, 2026, it scheduled a release celebration for NCT WISH’s first Japanese mini album, “WISHLIST,” on January 14 from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. and explicitly announced real-time member chat. The October “I SPY” notice announces exclusive voices and post-event after-voices without promising real-time member chat. The January notice says advance app installation enables interaction between users, while October’s example of an additional app feature is song requests. The January event heading highlights the members’ appearance; the October heading highlights exclusive voices. Those differences also appear in the event headings.


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