This album is their first new release in 11 years since 2015.
CNBLUE also has a world tour planned that will visit various Asian countries.
[TV Daily Reporter Kim Jin-seok] Popular South Korean band CNBLUE is gearing up for a comeback. On November 28, FNC Entertainment confirmed that CNBLUE is working on releasing a regular album aimed for January next year. This upcoming album marks their first full-length release in 11 years since '2gether' was released in 2015.
CNBLUE has maintained a strong connection with fans through various single and mini-album releases over the years. Their active performance schedule has solidified their standing in the industry, with substantial popularity in Asia, particularly Japan. They have demonstrated their strength by participating in solo concerts and festivals.
Additionally, CNBLUE plans to kick off their world tour with concerts in Seoul on January 17 and 18, 2026, with plans to visit nations such as Macau, Taipei, Melbourne, Sydney, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, and Yokohama.
The release of CNBLUE's regular album serves as an opportunity to showcase their musical development and marks a significant moment that fans have eagerly anticipated for years. There is growing curiosity about how the band's style and personality have evolved, and this is likely to resonate with listeners in their new music.
Since their debut, CNBLUE has experimented with various genres and grown over 16 years, successfully attracting a fan base across Asia. Their upcoming world tour presents an opportunity to reach an even broader audience, which will further elevate the band's presence in the industry.
Before their meetings with fans, the album release provides a vital chance to convey their music and message. This pivotal moment will reflect the band's future direction and vision, emphasizing their commitment to artistic growth and connection with their audience.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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