N.Flying New Song Drops, LUCY Full Group

'Beautiful Mint Life 2026' (Byuminra) relocated and was held at the Culture Tank, a cultural space in Mapo-gu, Seoul. The festival, held in this unique space that transformed a former oil storage facility into a cultural venue, offered a more immersive experience with a closer distance between the stage and the audience than before. Despite record-breaking heat, various artists such as Jung Seung-hwan, Car, the Garden, Touched, N.Flying, and LUCY graced the stage.

N.Flying premiered their new song 'Seasons of Change,' scheduled for release on June 2nd, receiving an enthusiastic response from fans. The members shared their wish for the new song: "We hope new love and excitement enter our ordinary and boring daily lives." They continued with passionate performances of songs like 'Rooftop,' 'Blue Moon,' and 'RUN like this,' moving between the stage and the audience.

Headliner LUCY took the stage as a complete group, including Shin Gwang-il, who rejoined after completing his military service, adding to the significance of the event. Despite the limited time, they minimized their ments and consecutively performed their representative songs such as 'Sprout,' 'All-Access,' 'Bloom,' 'No, But Seriously,' and 'Without Leaving Anything Behind,' concluding the first day. The audience breathed with LUCY through phone backlights and sing-alongs.

This year's Byuminra received many positive reviews for its food zone and operations. A variety of food and brand booths were available, and the policy of using reusable containers and the operation of free water zones clearly demonstrated its identity as an eco-friendly festival.

However, the new venue revealed limitations such as a lack of shade and rest areas amidst record-breaking heat, a cramped grassy space, insufficient restrooms, and complex movement paths. Attendees cited items like ice water, hand fans, hats, sunscreen, and tumblers as essential preparations.