PLAVE, the entirely virtual K-Pop band, on the members' identities, the group's plans for what comes next with live ...

For almost three decades, Korean music companies have attempted to develop cyber singers, with mixed results. But none have broken through like PLAVE, which with its third mini‑album ...

An idol group that blends reality with the virtual world is shaking up South Korea's music industry. Plave consists of five ...

The five members of Plave, one of K-pop’s trendiest groups, have appeared on television, held concerts, and one of their songs has even secured a place in the prestigious Billboard Global 200 ...

[SEOUL] The five members of one of K-pop’s trendiest groups Plave have appeared on TV, held concerts, and one of their songs has even secured a place in the prestigious Billboard Global 200, an ...

Virtual boy band Plave will kick off its first-ever Asia tour with a concert at the KSPO Dome, becoming the first virtual K-pop group to book one of the largest music venues in Korea.

As South Korea's presidential elections approach, K-pop stars are notably avoiding the 'V' sign in photographs due to ...

As South Korea approaches its presidential election on June 3, 2025, the atmosphere across entertainment circles has grown unusually cautious, especially for K-pop idols.

The agency of Plave, a five-member virtual idol group (voiced by a real group), is taking legal measures to respond to online harassment and stalking, its agency announced. On Thursday ...