MMS Entertainment has cancelled all of NCHIVE’s scheduled activities and events in Brazil, the company announced in an official statement dated Friday, November 6, after an unexpected flight cancellation left the group unable to travel to the country.
The cancellation covers the entire Brazilian leg of the group’s NCV GLOBAL LIVE TOUR WE’VE, which was set to take place this week. The group was scheduled to visit five cities — Curitiba, Sao Paulo, Blumenau, Porto Alegre and Rio de Janeiro — according to the announcement shared on r/kpop, wiping out the full schedule the group had planned in Brazil.
In the statement, MMS Entertainment said the flight cancellation and the resulting logistical complications meant the group and its team could no longer travel to Brazil, describing the situation as beyond the company’s control. “Due to the unexpected cancellation of our flight and the resulting logistical complications, NCHIVE and its team are unfortunately no longer able to travel to Brazil,” the statement read. “As circumstances beyond our control, this situation leaves us with no choice but to cancel the entire schedule originally planned in the country.”
The company apologized to fans who had been looking forward to the visit and to everyone who had made arrangements and preparations to attend the events. It also thanked local partner Absolutta for its support, dedication and efforts throughout the preparation of the activities. The statement did not mention refunds, rescheduled dates or a replacement itinerary, and gave no further detail on the flight that was cancelled.
NCHIVE is a six-member boy group — HA.L, E.aN, Kangsan, Yuchan, Juyoung and N — that debuted on April 9, 2024 under AUBEMOON STUDIO with the single album DRIVE and its title track “RACER.” The group’s fans are known as SAVE, the name MMS Entertainment addressed directly in its statement. The group released its first mini album, ACHIEVE, on September 26, and headlined MEX Berlin 2026 in late October, a run of international dates that made the Brazil leg a closely watched stop for the group’s growing global audience.
MMS Entertainment said it hopes to have another opportunity to reunite with Brazilian SAVE in the future and asked fans for their understanding, but gave no timeline for a return visit. For now, the Brazil dates are off entirely, with no word on whether the affected shows will be rescheduled.
