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 ...

VLASTWith their catchy tunes, slick dance moves and full capacity concerts, boy band PLAVE might look like any other rising K ...

PLAVE, a five-member K-pop group composed entirely of virtual avatars, has taken the music world by storm. With chart-topping ...

With their catchy tunes, slick dance moves and full capacity concerts, boy band PLAVE might look like any other rising K-pop ...

The entertainment world is shaken by the death of Jill Sobule, a virtual K-pop band making waves, Sean Combs' looming trial, ...

Current entertainment news includes the tragic death of singer Jill Sobule in a house fire, K-pop virtual band PLAVE's rise, ...

SEOUL, Feb. 10 (Yonhap) -- Virtual K-pop boy band Plave has achieved million-seller status with its third EP, "Caligo Pt.1," its agency said Monday. The album sold 1,038,308 copies in the first ...

Meanwhile, in South Korea, J-pop acts, Korean rap and “2D idols” like Plave are filling up the charts while older K-pop hits continue to be streamed globally. The most recent hit from a K-pop ...

The avatars are controlled by humans, using motion-capture and other technology to relay their actions and singing. Read more ...