CRAVITY captivates global fans with explosive “BLAST OUT” performance in Japan

CRAVITY captivated global fans with a powerful performance on Japanese television.

On May 23 KST, CRAVITY appeared on NHK’s popular music program 'Venue 101', where the group not only showcased lively and witty talk segments but also performed their Japanese track "BLAST OUT".

Dressed in the techwear-inspired outfits featured in the song’s music video, the members charmed viewers with stories about their teamwork, individual personalities, practice behind-the-scenes moments, and everyday lives. The group especially drew attention for their close bond and strong chemistry.

CRAVITY also displayed fresh interactions with fellow guest group NCT WISH, adding energy and excitement to the broadcast.

During the “BLAST OUT” stage, the group demonstrated upgraded performance abilities and their signature explosive energy. Their sharp synchronized choreography, expressive stage presence, and confident performance style heightened immersion and once again proved why fans refer to them as “Perfo-vity.”

“BLAST OUT” is a song that expresses the release of complicated emotions through explosive energy. Unlike CRAVITY’s previous Japanese releases, the track carries a darker atmosphere, combining intense beats with the members’ powerful vocals and rap performances.

The group’s Japanese release BLAST OUT also includes the pre-release track "Koijanai? - Don’t you love me? -" and "Paradox", which features lyrics written by Serim, Allen, and Woobin, with Woobin additionally participating in composition.

Since officially debuting in Japan in July 2023, CRAVITY has steadily expanded its presence in the country. Their debut Japanese single 'Groovy - Japanese ver. -' topped Tower Records Japan’s weekly singles chart and ranked No. 3 on Oricon’s weekly singles chart, proving the group’s strong local popularity.

Most recently, CRAVITY held a mini performance event at LaLaport Toyosu in March and successfully completed solo concerts at Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall on May 15 and 16, continuing to build special memories with Japanese fans.