K-pop group IVE releases "Fashion" as a campaign song for App Store, ahead of their 4th EP "LUCID DREAM" in Japan.
April/3/2026 13:38
In 2021, IVE debuted in Korea, and their popularity has continued to expand globally. Today, they released the song "Fashion" from their 4th EP in Japan, "LUCID DREAM," as a pre-release for the App Store campaign song "Any Step, with App Store." "Fashion" is a song that embodies IVE's essence, encouraging listeners to take a step forward to meet new days and themselves with a positive mindset. Starting March 30, it will be promoted through TV and digital ads, with member Rei participating in the narration of the message "Any Step, with App Store." To celebrate the pre-release of the Japanese 4th EP "LUCID DREAM," a distribution campaign has begun where fans can receive signed solo photos of the members and original wallpaper images through participating services. Currently, IVE has started their second world tour "SHOW WHAT I AM" in Korea, with performances scheduled in Japan at Kyocera Dome Osaka on April 18 and 19. Their 4th Japanese EP continues to attract attention from around the world.
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