CNBLUE

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Names

Hangul

씨엔블루

Katakana

シーエヌブルー

Background

Origin

South Korea

Genre(s)

Rock, pop

Debut

August 18, 2009 (Japan)
January 14, 2010 (South Korea)

Years active

2009–present

Label(s)

FNC Entertainment

Members

Current

Former

Fandom

Name

BOICE (보이스)

Color(s)

Blue

Website
KR: JP: ^(Off.) ^(Mob.)

SNS
KR: ^(Off.) ^(Fan.) JP: CN:

CNBLUE (씨엔블루) is a three-member pop rock boy band under FNC Entertainment. They began as an indie band in Japan, releasing their first mini-album Now or Never on August 18, 2009 and later debuted in Korea on January 14, 2010 with the mini-album Bluetory.

Their name stands for Code Name Blue.

Members[]

Name	Position(s)^[1]^[2]	Year(s) active
Jung Yong Hwa (정용화)	Leader, Guitarist, Main Vocalist, Rapper	2009–present
Kang Min Hyuk (강민혁)	Drummer	2009–present
Lee Jung Shin (이정신)	Bassist, Rapper, Maknae (2009–present)	2009–present
Former
Lee Jong Hyun (이종현)	Guitarist, Vocalist	2009–2019^[3]
Kwon Kwang Jin (권광진)	Bassist (Maknae 2009)	2009

Discography[]

Korean[]

Studio albums[]

First Step (2011)
- First Step +1 Thank You (2011) (repackage)
2gether (2015)

Best albums[]

Present (2013)

Live albums[]

CNBLUE Come Together Tour DVD (2016)
CNBLUE Between Us Tour DVD (2018)
Live-2013 Special Event -Blind Love- (2020)
Live-2013 Zepp Tour -Lady- (2020)
Live-2013 Arena Tour -One More Time- (2020)
Live-2014 FMT -BOICE- (2020)
Live-2014 Arena Tour -Wave- (2020)
Live-2015 FMT -BOICE Natsumatsuri- (2020)
Live-2015 Spring Live -White- (2020)
Live-2015 Arena Tour -Be a Supernova- (2020)
Live-2016 Spring Live -We're like puzzle- (2020)
Live-2016 FMT -BoiceTATION- (2020)
Live-2016 Arena Tour -Our Glory Days- (2020)
Live-2017 Spring Live - Shake! Shake! Upside Down- (2020)
Live-2017 Arena Tour -Starting Over- (2020)
Live-2017 Spring Live - Shake! Shake! Leftside Rig (2020)
Live-Film Live 2011-2017 -Our Voices- (2020)
Live-2011 Winter Tour -In My Head- (2020)
Live-2011 Special Event -In My Head- (2020)
Live-2012 Special Event -Where you are- (2020)
Live-2012 Arena Tour -Come On!!!- (2020)
Live-2012 Special Event -Code Name Blue- (2020)
Live-2012 Special Event -Robot- (2020)
Live-FNC KINGDOM 2013-2017 -Our Voices II- (2020)
Live 2013 FNC KINGDOM -Fantastic & Crazy- (2020)
Live 2014 FNC KINGDOM -Starlight- (2020)
Live 2015 FNC KINGDOM (2020)
Live 2016 FNC KINGDOM -Creepy Nights- (2020)
Live 2017 FNC KINGDOM -Midnight Circus- (2020)

Mini albums[]

Bluetory (2010)
Blue Love (2010)
Ear Fun (2012)
Re:BLUE (2013)
Can't Stop (2014)
Blueming (2016)
7°CN (2017)
Re-Code (2020)
Wanted (2021)
X (2024)

Digital singles[]

"Friday" (2012)
"Cinderella Remix" (2015)

Promotional singles[]

"Galaxy Music" (2013)
"Ryu Can Do It" (2014)

Japanese[]

Studio albums[]

ThankU (2010) (indie)
392 (2011) (indie)
Code Name Blue (2012)
What Turns You On? (2013)
Wave (2014)
Colors (2015)
Euphoria (2016)
Stay Gold (2017)
Pleasures (2023)

Best albums[]

Korea Best Album 'Present' (2014)
Best of CNBLUE / Our Book (2011～2018) (2018)

Mini albums[]

Now or Never (2009)
Voice (2009)

Singles[]

"The Way" (2010)
"I Don't Know Why" (2010)
"Re-Maintenance" (2011)
"In My Head" (2011)
"Where You Are" (2012)
"Come On" (2012)
"Robot" (2012)
"Blind Love" (2013)
"Lady" (2013)
"Truth" (2014)
"Go Your Way" (2014)
"White" (2015)
"Puzzle" (2016)
"Shake" (2017)
"Zoom" (2021)
"Let It Shine" (2022)
"Jinsei Sanka" (2024)

Concerts[]

World tours[]

Blue Moon World tour (2013)

Asia tours[]

Listen to the CNBLUE Asia Tour (2010)
Blue Storm Asia Tour (2011–12)
2014 CNBLUE Live 'Can't Stop' in Asia (2014)
2015-2016 CNBLUE Live 'Come Together' in Asia (2015-16)
2017 CNBLUE Live 'Between Us' Asia Tour (2017)
2024 CNBLUE Live 'CNBLUENTITY' in Asia (2024)^[4]
2024 CNBLUE LIVE - Voyage Into X in Asia (2024)^[5]

Korea[]

CNBLUE Live "Can't Stop" (2014)
CNBLUE Live "Come Together" (2015)
CNBLUE Live "Between Us" (2017)
2023 CNBLUE Live "CNBLUENTITY" (2023)
2024 CNBLUE Live "Voyage Into X" (2024)

Japan[]

Zepp Tour～Re-Maintenance～ (2011)
Winter Tour～Here, In my head～ (2011)
Fanclub tour～Where you are～ (2012)
Arena Tour～COME ON!!!～ (2012)
Zepp Tour～Lady～ (2013)
Arena Tour～One More Time～ (2013)
Spring Live～Truth～(2014)
Arena Tour～Wave～ (2014)
Spring Live～White～(2015)
Arena Tour～Be a Supernova～ (2015)
Spring Live～We're Like a Puzzle～(2016)
Arena Tour～Our Glory Days～(2016)
CN Blue Spring Live 2017 Shake! Shake! (2017)
CNBLUE Autumn Concert 2022 ～Let It Shine～ (2022)
CNBLUE Zepp Tour 2023 ~Calling~ (2023)
CNBLUE Autumn Concert 2023 ~Pleasures~ (2023)
CNBLUE Autumn Tour 2024 ~ Life Anthem ~ (2024)

North America[]

2025 CNBLUE Live Voyage Into X in North America (2025)^[6]

Fanmeetings[]

Japan fanmeetings[]

CNBLUE 1st JAPAN ONLINE FANMEETING 2021 ～Smile Again～ (2021)
CNBLUE JAPAN ONLINE FANMEETING 2022 -FEELING- (2022)
CNBLUE Fanmeeting 2022 "Re:union" (2022)

Filmography[]

Variety shows[]

CNBLUE Secret Trip: Don't Call My Name (tvN, 2020)
The Seasons : Rainbow of Lee Young Ji Ep. 74 (KBS, 2024)^[7]
Knowing Bros (JTBC, 2024)^[8]

Gallery[]

Main article: CNBLUE/Gallery

References[]

↑ CNBLUE's profile in FNC Entertainment website (2019)
↑ CNBLUE's profile in FNC Entertainment website (2023)
↑ Soompi: Breaking: Lee Jong Hyun Announces Departure From CNBLUE
↑ @FNC_ENT on Twitter (January 17, 2024)
↑ @FNC_ENT on Twitter (August 23, 2024)
↑ Soompi: CNBLUE Announces Dates And Cities For 2025 Tour Of North America
↑ 'The Seasons - Lee Young-ji's Rainbow' features Yoon Do-hyun, Kim Ho-young, Kim Hyung-pyo (RYE), Kim Hyun-joo, and CNBLUE.[1]
↑ Soompi: CNBLUE Confirmed To Make Full-Group Appearance On "Knowing Bros"

Official links[]

Korean

Japanese

Chinese

Weibo

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[1] CNBLUE's profile in FNC Entertainment website (2019)

[2] CNBLUE's profile in FNC Entertainment website (2023)

[3] Soompi: Breaking: Lee Jong Hyun Announces Departure From CNBLUE

[4] @FNC_ENT on Twitter (January 17, 2024)

[5] @FNC_ENT on Twitter (August 23, 2024)

[6] Soompi: CNBLUE Announces Dates And Cities For 2025 Tour Of North America

[7] 'The Seasons - Lee Young-ji's Rainbow' features Yoon Do-hyun, Kim Ho-young, Kim Hyung-pyo (RYE), Kim Hyun-joo, and CNBLUE.[1]

[8] Soompi: CNBLUE Confirmed To Make Full-Group Appearance On "Knowing Bros"

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