PLAVE, Presence as Headliner of 'YouTube Music Weekend'

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Virtual boy group PLAVE appeared as a headliner at 'YouTube Music Weekend 12.0'.

'YouTube Music Weekend' is a global music festival where YouTube releases live videos and music videos simultaneously, featuring artists from various nationalities and genres. A total of 113 artists participated in this event, with PLAVE joining other representative Japanese artists such as DECO*27 and Pokémon feat. Hatsune Miku as headliners.

On the 21st, PLAVE took the stage themed 'PLAVE WAVE FESTIVAL', delivering a rich performance. Dressed in black-and-white uniforms, PLAVE kicked off the show with 'Born Savage', showcasing powerful performances. After the performance, they warmly greeted viewers in fluent Japanese, connecting with global fans.

PLAVE also performed their representative hits. 'I'll Wait', styled in all-white outfits, created an emotional atmosphere against a backdrop of the night sea, while 'The Sixth Summer' was presented in summer-style school uniforms, adding a refreshing charm. Transitioning the mood by singing 'WAY 4 LUV' in black-and-white attire, PLAVE then performed 'Dash' in all-black outfits after a brief talk, continuing their intense performance.

Following this, members shared their thoughts on appearing on stage and expressed gratitude to viewers who joined the performance. The members said, "We are grateful for being invited to such a precious occasion. It feels like we made good memories with you," and added, "We hope to meet again in another great opportunity." They also announced that they will hold the 2026 PLAVE World Tour 'KEEP IT MANIC' at PIA ARENA MM in Yokohama on September 26th and 27th, raising expectations for their activities in Japan.

PLAVE will kick off their debut world tour 'KEEP IT MANIC' (2026 PLAVE WORLD TOUR 'KEEP IT MANIC') with concerts at Incheon Munhak Stadium Main Stadium on September 12th and 13th.

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