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 ...

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

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

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

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

The entertainment world buzzes with news of virtual band PLAVE mixing K-pop with technology, Ewan McGregor's return to London ...

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 ...

On paper, PLAVE seems like any other K-pop sensation, except they are two-dimensional avatars with songs and content that have racked up over 470 million views on YouTube SEOUL, South Korea ...