Despite the restrictions on live performances, CRAVITY is finding ways to keep in touch with their fans through the upcoming "Sunday CRAVITY" fan party, exclusively at the UNIVERSE app.
NCSoft and Klap announced the online fan party last May 17, sharing that the "Sunday CRAVITY" event will be held on June 6, Sunday, at 4 PM KST. It will be held at the YES 24 Live Hall in Seoul Korea and is expected to run for about two hours.
The event will be a mix of on-site viewing and online live streaming. In the event, both CRAVITY and their fans, LUVITY, will be able to interact with each other through real-time live chat through the fan interaction platform.
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The UNIVERSE app has opened participation for fans interested to attend the exclusive event. Applications opened last Friday, May 21, and will run through next Wednesday, May 26. Fans simply have to exchange their accumulated KLAP, which are awarded through participating in various activities in-app such as attending events, streaming music, watching music videos and web series, and scanning QR from affiliated merch.
On-site viewing opportunities will be granted by NCSoft and Klap to 50 lucky fans through a lottery, with the results being announced on Friday, May 28. Chosen audiences will be receiving special goods curated by UNIVERSE staff and the CRAVITY members themselves. Furthermore, similar to the items handed to the winners of the previous UNIVERSE fan party event, Kang Daniel's "Dear My D," NFT photocards that use blockchain technology while also serving as exclusive photocards will be given to chosen CRAVITY fans.
Meanwhile, the online live stream of the "Sunday CRAVITY" event is available for anyone available for just five in-app tickets. Fans can watch the event through a multi-view option, showing the live event from different angles. The entire live stream will also be made available through the UNIVERSE app as a video on demand (VoD) content, with the release to be announced at a later date.
Additionally, NCSoft and Klap announce that both their online and offline events will be "carried out in compliance with all the rules according to the local government's guidelines," including restrictions on concert halls like audience distancing. They also noted that offline events might be subject to changes depending on future situations.
