PLAVE Starts KEEP IT MANIC at Incheon Stadium
PLAVE (플레이브) held two concerts at Incheon Munhak Main Stadium on September 12 and 13. The shows were the group’s first stadium-scale concerts. They also opened PLAVE’s first world tour, KEEP IT MANIC.
Tickets for the Incheon shows were priced at KRW 198,000 for VIP seats, KRW 154,000 for R seats, and KRW 132,000 for S seats. After the September 13 finale, PLAVE’s official account called the show “the first page” of the world tour. The post thanked PLLI, the group’s fan base, for the stadium performance.
A 120-Meter Screen and an Unreleased Song
The Incheon stage used an LED screen more than 120 meters wide and 20 meters high. During the encore on both nights, PLAVE performed a song that has not been released yet. The group did not announce a title or release date for the track.
The setlist included The 6th Summer, Hide and Seek, WAY 4 LUV, Watch Me Woo!, Rizz, Born Savage, Pump Up The Volume!, Pixel World, Our Movie, and Lunar Hearts. PLAVE also performed a ballad arrangement of Wait for You.
KEEP IT MANIC Asia and U.S. Tour Dates
After Incheon, the tour moves to Kanagawa on September 26-27 and Kaohsiung on October 3. The next stops are Bangkok on October 10, Singapore on October 17, and Taipei on October 23-24. The tour then goes to Macao on October 31-November 1 and Pasadena on November 14.
- Bangkok: IMPACT Arena, October 10 at 6 p.m. ICT, tickets via ThaiTicketMajor.
- Singapore: APEX @ EXPO, October 17 at 3 p.m. SGT, tickets via Ticketmaster Singapore.
- Taipei: October 23 at 7:30 p.m. and October 24 at 6 p.m. local time. As of the official tour page listing, both Taipei dates are marked sold out.
- Pasadena: Pasadena Civic Auditorium, November 14 at 7 p.m. local time, tickets via Ticketmaster.
What the Route Means for Global PLLI
Fans in Southeast Asia have two confirmed stops on this tour, Bangkok and Singapore. North American fans have one confirmed date, in Pasadena, California. The current schedule does not include a stop in Latin America.
The announced route also does not include Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, or Malaysia. PLAVE has not announced any additional tour dates beyond the seven cities listed above.
The Results Behind PLAVE’s Stadium Move
PLAVE debuted in Korea in March 2023. The group consists of YEJUN, NOAH, BAMBY, EUNHO, and HAMIN, who take part in songwriting, composition, and choreography for their releases.
In 2025, PLAVE’s EP Caligo Pt.1 made the group a million-selling act. The EP’s lead track, Dash, entered the Billboard Global 200 chart. The Incheon stadium shows mark the group’s move from arena-level shows to a stadium production built around a 120-meter LED screen.
Update: Tour Status (October 15)
- Three stops on the schedule above have now passed: Kanagawa (September 26–27), Kaohsiung (October 3) and Bangkok (October 10).
- Still ahead: Singapore (October 17), Taipei (October 23–24), Macao (October 31–November 1) and Pasadena (November 14).
- We have not found a newer official schedule to report. PLAVE’s Weverse notices are the place to check for any added stops.
Editor’s Take
For a virtual group, the screen is the stage, so a 120-meter LED wall does the work that a live band’s staging normally would. That makes production design, not just the setlist, the main draw of a stadium show like Incheon.
The route after the opener moves quickly through Japan, Taiwan, Thailand and Singapore before the Macao and Pasadena dates, with a single North American stop. Fans in North America should treat Pasadena as the only confirmed date for now.
Sources
- Maeil Business Newspaper · 2026-09-14
- Newsis · 2026-09-12
- PLAVE Weverse · date unknown
- NOL World · date unknown
- PLAVE Japan Official Site · date unknown
- Yonhap News Agency · 2025-05-16
- PLAVE Official X · 2026-09-13
- Setlist.fm · 2026-09-13
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