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PLAVE kicks off first world tour 'Keep It Manic' in September, drops Japanese single 'Flame' with milet

PLAVE kicks off '2026 PLAVE WORLD TOUR KEEP IT MANIC' at Incheon Munhak Stadium on Sept 12–13, just nine days after dropping Japanese single 'Flame (feat. milet)' on Sept 3.

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PLAVE's debut world tour, 2026 PLAVE WORLD TOUR 'KEEP IT MANIC', opens September 12 and 13 at Incheon Munhak Stadium's main stadium. These are the group's first concerts of that scale since their domestic comeback Caligo Pt.2 in April.

Nine days before the shows, PLAVE releases the Japanese digital single Flame (feat. milet) on September 3. It's their first original Japanese track in approximately one year and two months, following their June 2024 Japanese debut single Kakurenbo (かくれんぼ).

The collaboration pairs PLAVE with milet, a Japanese singer-songwriter who made her major debut in 2019 and has built a following in Japan and internationally on the strength of her tone and expressiveness. PLAVE handled composition. milet wrote the lyrics. The two have never worked together before, and this marks PLAVE's first official collaboration with a top-tier local Japanese artist.

The group announced the single on August 27 via official SNS with a coming-soon post. The teaser image shows the members drawn in Japanese anime style, wearing soccer uniforms against a blue background.

(Their previous title track Born Savage leaned into industrial rock with heavy guitar — Flame arrives from a completely different sonic place.)

The Incheon dates are the confirmed opening leg of Keep It Manic. No additional tour cities or venues have been announced.

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