PLAVE Expands Globally with Its First World Tour

Idol group PLAVE is expanding its international presence through its first world tour, “KEEP IT MANIC.”

The group will perform in Kanagawa, Japan, on September 26 and 27, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on October 3, Bangkok, Thailand, on October 10, Singapore on October 17, Taipei, Taiwan, on October 23 and 24, Macau on October 31 and November 1, and Los Angeles, United States, on November 14. This series of overseas shows follows up on their performances at the Incheon Munhak Stadium.

During the Incheon Munhak Stadium shows, which served as the starting point for this world tour, the group surprised fans by releasing an unreleased song during the encore acts on the 12th and 13th. This track attracted attention even before its official release, raising expectations for the full version of their new mini-album, “HYPERDRIVE.”

PLAVE will release the digital version of the song on October 12 and the physical album on October 13. The physical album will be available in three versions: PLBBUU, Towel, and Racer. Photos showcasing the concepts and differences in contents for each version were released earlier. Pre-orders for the physical album began at 11 a.m. on the 17th.

By simultaneously carrying out the world tour and promoting the new album, PLAVE is broadening the scope of its activities. As the title suggests, the new release carries a name that evokes a sense of speed, signaling their upcoming Comeback.

Expanding Globally with the First World Tour Through “KEEP IT MANIC,” PLAVE is continuing to meet directly with fans not only in South Korea but also in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Macau, and the United States. This effort serves as a crucial step in strengthening the group’s global presence.

Release Date for New Album “HYPERDRIVE” Confirmed The new mini-album, “HYPERDRIVE,” will be released as a digital track on October 12 and as a physical album on October 13. The physical album will come in three versions: PLBBUU, Towel, and Racer, with photos revealing the concepts and differences in each version.

Unreleased Song Heightens Anticipation The unreleased song performed during the encore at the Incheon Munhak Stadium shows has drawn significant fan interest even before its official release, increasing curiosity about the new album. This track is connected to the final version of “HYPERDRIVE” and serves as a preview of the album’s overall direction.