CNBLUE Timeline

씨엔블루

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Naam:
CNBLUE
Aliassen:
CN Blue
Hangul:
씨엔블루
Fandom:
BOICE
Debuteerde op:
Jan 13, 2010
Generatie:
Gen 2 | 2004 - 2011
Samenstelling:
Male
Categorie:
Standard Group
Herkomst:
South KoreaSouth Korea
Over CNBLUE
CNBLUE introduced an idol-band sound with the smash “I'm a Loner,” blending rock instrumentation and pop hooks. Their live musicianship and acting ventures broadened appeal across Asia.
Muzieklabel
FNC Ent.

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CNBLUE • Timeline
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CNBlue — Nagoya shows
Announced
Nov 16, 2026 • Concert • Score 0.9
CNBlue is planning to visit Nagoya on Nov. 17-18, 2026 as part of the Japan tour.
CNBlue — Tokyo kick-off shows
Announced
Nov 1, 2026–Nov 3, 2026 • Concert • Score 0.9
CNBlue will kick off the tour with two nights of shows in Tokyo on Nov. 2-3, 2026.
CNBlue joint performance in Chiba with Uverworld
Announced
Oct 2026 • Concert • Score 0.7
Following the Osaka gig, CNBlue will head to Chiba for a joint performance with Japanese rock band Uverworld. Exact date was not specified.
CNBlue — Osaka shows (week of Nov. 17-18, 2026)
Announced
Oct 2026 • Concert • Score 0.8
CNBlue will perform in Osaka the week following their Nagoya dates (Nov. 17-18). Exact Osaka dates were not specified.
CNBlue to embark on Japan tour (Nov. 2026)
Announced
Oct 2026 • Tour announced • Score 0.9
FNC Entertainment announced CNBlue will embark on a Japan tour in November 2026, following the release of Full Circle.
MBN drama "What a Boss Wants" slated to premiere in November
Announced
Oct 2026 • Release window announced • Score 0.8
"What a Boss Wants" (working title), based on the web novel, is currently slated to premiere in November. The drama stars Sung Hoon, Oh Se Young, and CNBLUE's Lee Jung Shin.
“It’s You, Regardless” to premiere on Lifetime
Announced
Oct 23, 2026 • Release • Score 0.9
The drama “It’s You, Regardless,” starring CNBLUE's Jung Yong Hwa and actress Hong Seung Hee, will premiere on the cable channel Lifetime on October 24 at 10:50 p.m. KST. Filming wrapped in the first half of 2022 and the release was delayed until a broadcaster was secured.
Full Circle — CNBlue 8th Japanese studio album release
Announced
Oct 20, 2026 • Release • Score 0.9
CNBlue to release their eighth Japanese studio album Full Circle, a 10-track LP fronted by '360 Degrees', co-written by leader Jung Yonghwa.
CNBlue's 3logy tour expands to Europe; European leg begins in Berlin
Announced
Jun 29, 2026 • Tour announced • Score 0.9
FNC Entertainment announced that CNBlue will expand its '3logy' international tour to Europe, adding four cities and beginning the European leg in Berlin on June 30, followed by Paris, London and The Hague. The tour now encompasses 18 cities.
CNBlue concert in Berlin
Announced
Jun 29, 2026 • Concert • Score 0.9
CNBlue will perform in Berlin as the start of the European leg of its 3logy tour.
Jung Yonghwa solo show in Tokyo — Feb. 25
Announced
Feb 24, 2026 • Concert • Score 0.9
Jung Yonghwa's solo show scheduled in Tokyo.
Jung Yonghwa solo show in Tokyo — Feb. 24
Announced
Feb 23, 2026 • Concert • Score 0.9
Jung Yonghwa's solo show scheduled in Tokyo.
CNBlue to perform at Kspo Dome (Feb. 20-21)
Announced
Feb 19, 2026–Feb 21, 2027 • Concert • Score 0.9
CNBlue will hold live shows at Kspo Dome in Seoul on Feb. 20-21 (dates given in article). Announcement made by agency FNC Entertainment.
CNBLUE members star in Heartstrings
Announced
2026 • Milestone • Score 0.8
CNBLUE members Jung Yong Hwa and Kang Min Hyuk co-star in the performing-arts college drama Heartstrings.
3logy tour began in Seoul
Announced
Dec 2025 • Concert • Score 0.8
The '3logy' tour began in Seoul in January.
3logy tour begins in Seoul
Announced
Dec 2025 • Milestone • Score 0.8
The 3logy tour began in Seoul in January.
CNBlue — 3Logy release
Announced
Jan 6, 2025 • Release date announced • Score 0.9
CNBlue is set to release its full-length album '3Logy' (teaser titled 'My Name _.') on Jan. 7.
Lee Jong-hyun leaves CN Blue and halts entertainment activities
Announced
2019 • Lineup change • Score 0.9
Lee left CN Blue and halted entertainment activities in 2019 after his agency FNC Entertainment acknowledged his involvement in viewing illegally filmed videos and inappropriate group chat conversations.