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2026 CNBLUE LIVE WORLD TOUR ‘3LOGY’ IN KUALA LUMPUR

Three Members, One Sound, CNBLUE’s ‘3LOGY’ Tour Heads to KL

Tuesday, February 03, 2026

Korean rock band CNBLUE (Jung Yong-hwa, Kang Min-hyuk, and Lee Jung-shin) will bring their highly anticipated world tour to Malaysia with 2026 CNBLUE LIVE WORLD TOUR ‘3LOGY’ IN KUALA LUMPUR on Saturday, April 11, 2026, at 6:00 PM at Mega Star Arena KL, promising an unforgettable night of music and entertainment for fans.

The tour title ‘3LOGY’ is representative of the perfect synergy and musical harmony between the three members. This show will feature a dynamic mix of rock, ballad, and pop elements, combining both classic hits and new tracks. Since their debut in 2010, CNBLUE has captivated audiences with Jung Yong-hwa’s emotive vocals and guitar skills, Kang Min-hyuk’s distinctive drum beats and rhythms, and Lee Jung-shin’s solid bass lines and rap skills; delivering chart-topping hits such as “Loner,” “Can’t Stop,” “Love,” and “I’m Sorry.” Their energetic and polished live performances continue to showcase their musical prowess and earn them widespread fan admiration.

CNBLUE has previously held back-to-back nationwide tours in Japan, selling out venues across the country. Their 15th Japanese single “Shintouya” recently topped both the Oricon and Billboard Japan charts, reaffirming CNBLUE’s enduring popularity. The band has also successfully toured Taiwan, Kaohsiung, Singapore, Bangkok, and other cities, attracting hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide and once again demonstrating their global influence.

As part of CNBLUE’s newest 2026 world tour, the band will visit Macau, Taipei, Melbourne, Sydney, Singapore, Jakarta, Yokohama, Kobe, Hong Kong, Kaohsiung, and more, with Kuala Lumpur as one of the key stops. The official tour poster features striking triangular light-and-shadow designs combined with the members’ vibrant visuals, signaling a visually and musically immersive experience.

Tickets will go on sale Friday, February 6, 2026, at 12:00 PM via my.bookmyshow.com, with prices starting from RM388. Fans who purchase CODE ZONE and NAME ZONE standing tickets will also enjoy exclusive access to the Soundcheck Session and Goodbye Session plus other perks. Don’t miss this unique opportunity! Stay updated via CK STAR ENTERTAINMENT MALAYSIA’s official social media channels for the latest news.

2026 CNBLUE LIVE WORLD TOUR '3LOGY IN SINGAPORE

A Promise Kept: CNBLUE Returns to Singapore With ‘3LOGY’ World Tour

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Singapore “BOICE”, CNBLUE “Can’t Stop” coming back to you! In response to strong fan demand, the trio will make their highly anticipated return on 20 March 2026 (Friday), 7.30PM, at The Star Theatre for “2026 CNBLUE LIVE WORLD TOUR '3LOGY IN SINGAPORE'”, proudly presented by CK Star Entertainment.

Formed in 2009, CNBLUE is widely recognised as a leading force in South Korea’s pop-rock scene, with the consistent quality of their live performances and powerful vocals playing a key role in bridging K-pop and rock. The band comprises Jung Yong Hwa (Leader, Guitar, Main Vocal, Rap), Kang Min Hyuk (Drums), and Lee Jung Shin (Bass, Rap, Vocals).

They officially debuted in 2010 with “I’m a Loner” (2010) from their first EP “Bluetory”, a breakout release that was met with immediate success. The song topped multiple charts, earned several music show wins shortly after its debut, and established CNBLUE as one of the most impactful rookie bands of their generation. With over 30 million Spotify streams and counting, “I’m a Loner” (2010) remains a defining track in the band’s career.

Over the years, CNBLUE has released a string of well-loved hits including “Love” (2010), “Intuition” (2011), “Can’t Stop” (2014), and “A Sleepless Night” (2024), while accumulating numerous music show wins and major award nominations that reflect both their commercial success and musical credibility.

With a career spanning over a decade, CNBLUE continues to command major stages, from university festivals to large-scale rock events, solidifying their lasting popularity and household-name status domestically.

Beyond group activities, the members have each established fulfilling solo careers owing to their multiple talents. All three members have ventured into acting, starring in various TV and movie productions, and have received nominations and won awards for their talents. Individually, the members have also graced the covers of major fashion and lifestyle magazine publications including Esquire, Harper’s Bazaar, L’Officiel, Grazia, Marie Claire, NYLON, and more.

CNBLUE’s newly released full-length album, “3LOGY” (2026), marks the band’s first studio album in 11 years and also serves as the title of the tour, signalling the next chapter in the band’s strong and illustrious career. Staying true to their musical identity, the album features 10 self-composed tracks written by the members, highlighting their wide-ranging musicality. Together, the album and tour encapsulate CNBLUE’s journey, reflecting their past, present, and future direction.

For “BOICE” in Singapore, CNBLUE’s return to Singapore after nearly 2 years is a long-awaited promise. Fans can look forward to an unforgettable evening filled with the members’ energy, chemistry, as well as explosive performances of new and classic hits. General Ticket Sales begin on 23 January 2026 (Friday), 2PM (SGT) via ticketmaster.sg and +65 6018 7645.

2025 JUNG YONG HWA LIVE ‘Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days’ in Kuala Lumpur

From "One Fine Day" to "One Last Day": Yong Hwa's Solo Journey Lands in KL

Friday, July 11, 2025

Jung Yong Hwa, the all-round South Korean idol best known as the frontman of CNBLUE, is set to make an anticipated return to Malaysia for his first-ever solo concert here!

Organised by Lo-Fi Entertainment, 2025 JUNG YONG HWA LIVE ‘Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days’ in Kuala Lumpur will hit the stage at Mega Star Arena, KL on 14th September (Sunday), 7pm.

Celebrating the 10th year since his solo debut, the tour coincides with the release of his third mini album "One Last Day". With his signature command of stage, captivating vocals and charming moves, Yong Hwa is geared to deliver a familiar yet different excitement for the fans.

First shot to fame with CNBLUE under FNC Entertainment, Yong Hwa launched his solo career on the side in 2015 with his debut studio album “One Fine Day", which was followed by the mini albums “DO DISTURB” in 2017 and “YOUR CITY” in 2023 prior to "One Last Day".

Apart from his popularity in K-pop, Yong Hwa has also made inroads into J-pop and C-pop with recorded songs in Japanese and Mandarin, which consists of collaboration tracks with Mandopop stars such as JJ Lin and Jam Hsiao.

Yong Hwa has not only established himself in music, but also in acting. Having starred alongside Nicholas Tse in the Hong Kong film "Cook Up A Storm" (2017), his recent K-drama lead roles include "Brain Works" (2023) and "Sell Your Haunted House" (2021), which won him 2021 Excellent Actor at KBS Drama Awards. He also hosts a music talk show called “LP Room” on YouTube.

With a decade of memories to share, Yong Hwa’s upcoming solo show is more than just a celebration of his journey so far, but also a tribute to his fans for their support along the way.

Tickets are available at www.ticketingtix.com from 1st August (Friday), 12pm onwards. Standing tickets are priced at RM888 (BOICE) while seated tickets go for RM788 (OUR), RM568 (FINE) and RM368 (DAYS). A processing fee of RM4 applies.

Ticket buyers stand a chance to score limited Fan Benefits, varied by ticket category at the following:

Follow Lo-Fi Entertainment on Instagram (www.instagram.com/lofi.entertainment) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/lofi.entertainmentkl) for more information and the latest updates.

2024 CNBLUE Live in Asia 'VOYAGE into X Malaysia

Twice the Joy: CNBLUE Delights Malaysian Fans Again For VOYAGE into X Tour

Thursday, January 02, 2025

Fans of CNBLUE were treated to a rare delight this year as the beloved Korean band made their second visit to Malaysia in 2024. After an electrifying performance in Kuala Lumpur last April during their "CNBLUENTITY" tour, the trio returned on December 7 for the Malaysia stop of their "2024 CNBLUE Live in Asia 'VOYAGE into X'" tour. Held at the iconic Arena of Stars in Genting Highlands, the concert drew fans from all corners of the country, eager to experience the band’s musical journey once again.

"VOYAGE into X" embodies the themes of the ocean and cosmos, symbolizing CNBLUE’s continuous exploration of new musical territories. In contrast to April’s blue-themed aesthetic, this concert embraced festive red hues, aligning with the Christmas and year-end celebratory spirit. Fans, donning vibrant red outfits, contributed to the lively atmosphere, underscoring their excitement for the band's return.

The concert began with an electrifying opening, as CNBLUE kicked off their setlist with iconic tracks “In My Head,” “Where You Are,” and “I’m Sorry.” The trio seamlessly transitioned between their classics and songs from their latest mini-album, "X," released in October 2024. Fans swayed and sang along to new tracks like “Sleepless Night,” “BAD BAD,” “Racer,” “To My Love,” “Personal Color,” and “Tonight.”

Familiar hits such as “I’m a Loner,” “Then, Now and Forever,” “Intuition,” “Cinderella,” and “Young Forever” further energized the crowd, culminating in the fan-favorite “You’re So Fine” as the final encore. Each performance showcased the band’s versatility, musical prowess, and ability to connect deeply with their fans.

While the night was filled with excitement and nostalgia, we noted a difference in energy compared to the "CNBLUENTITY" stop in Kuala Lumpur earlier this year. The April concert left an indelible mark, setting a high standard that some felt was not entirely matched this time. Nevertheless, the Genting Highlands performance still delivered moments of brilliance, with the band’s talent shining through in every song.

As the night concluded, the enduring connection between CNBLUE and their Malaysian fans remained evident. Despite mixed reactions to the concert’s overall vibe, we remain grateful for the band’s commitment and effort. Fans eagerly anticipate what the band’s next voyage will bring, confident that CNBLUE’s journey is far from over.

Photo credit: Official photos from organiser

2024 CNBLUE LIVE IN ASIA - VOYAGE into X MALAYSIA

CNBLUE Brings 'VOYAGE into X' Malaysia Tour to Genting Highlands - 7 Dec 2024

Sunday, September 29, 2024

2024 CNBLUE LIVE ‘CNBLUENTITY’ IN SINGAPORE

CNBLUE Rocks Singapore for 3.5 Hours: Highlights from #CNBLUENTITYinSG

Monday, April 29, 2024

In a dazzling display of talent and showmanship, CNBLUE lit up the stage at the Singapore Indoor Stadium with their long-awaited concert, "2024 CNBLUE Live: CNBLUENTITY." The South Korean band, consisting of vocalist Jung Yong-hwa, drummer Kang Min-hyuk, and bassist Lee Jung-shin, delivered an unforgettable performance that spanned an impressive 3.5 hours, leaving fans in awe and craving for more.

The anticipation leading up to the concert was palpable, as CNBLUE made their triumphant return to Singapore after a seven-year hiatus. The atmosphere inside the stadium crackled with excitement as fans eagerly awaited the start of the show. As the lights dimmed and the familiar strains of CNBLUE's music filled the air, the crowd erupted into cheers and applause. From the opening notes of "Loner" to the closing chords of "Love," CNBLUE delivered hit after hit, captivating the audience with their infectious energy and undeniable talent.

“Buey Tahan Sia” 😂😂😂😂#CNBLUENTITYinSG #CNBLUE #씨엔블루 #CNBLUENTITY #BOICE #JungYongHwa #KangMinHyuk #LeeJungShin #CNBLUEinSG #CNBLUE_ASIA_TOUR pic.twitter.com/EYQdPPnuWf
— GOKPOP (@goKPOP) April 27, 2024

But it wasn't just the music that had fans buzzing. Throughout the night, CNBLUE endeared themselves to the Singaporean audience by peppering their performance with Singlish phrases and playful banter. From "steady lah" to "buay tahan sia," the band's efforts to connect with their fans on a personal level did not go unnoticed, earning them even more adoration from the crowd.

Jung Yong-hwa, in particular, commanded the stage with his charismatic presence and powerful vocals. Whether he was belting out a high-energy rock anthem or engaging in playful banter with fans, Yong-hwa's magnetism was undeniable, drawing the audience deeper into the music with each passing moment.

CNBLUE was very impressed by the Interpreter 🥰😍 what an adorable interaction! #CNBLUENTITYinSG #CNBLUE #씨엔블루 #CNBLUENTITY #BOICE #JungYongHwa #KangMinHyuk #LeeJungShin #CNBLUEinSG #CNBLUE_ASIA_TOUR pic.twitter.com/bHOEgjBKbA
— GOKPOP (@goKPOP) April 27, 2024

One of the evening's standout moments came courtesy of the band's interpreter, April, whose flawless translation and infectious enthusiasm ensured that all fans, regardless of language barriers, could fully appreciate the magic of CNBLUE's performance. Her skillful interpretation of the band's lyrics and banter added an extra layer of depth to the concert experience, earning her a well-deserved round of applause from the audience and the members.

As the concert drew to a close, CNBLUE treated their fans to not one, but two encore sessions, extending the already epic performance to a thrilling climax. With hits like "Can't Stop" and "Love Girl" keeping the energy levels high, it was clear that neither the band nor their fans were ready to say goodbye.

In the end, the 2024 CNBLUE Live: CNBLUENTITY concert in Singapore was more than just a musical event—it was a celebration of the enduring bond between the band and their fans. As CNBLUE bid farewell to the stage, they left behind a trail of memories that will be cherished by all who were lucky enough to be a part of this unforgettable night. We would like to thank UnUsUaL Entertainment for the invitation!

photo credit: GOKPOP, Jungshin's IG

2024 CNBLUE LIVE ‘CNBLUENTITY’ IN Kuala Lumpur

CNBLUE Paling MANTAP's Performance in Kuala Lumpur: A Concert To Remember

Monday, April 22, 2024

Kuala Lumpur witnessed a spectacular musical extravaganza as CNBLUE, the iconic K-pop band, made their much-awaited return to our shores after nearly a decade. Held at the Mega Star Area on April 20, the 'CNBLUENTITY' concert brought forth a wave of nostalgia and excitement among fans who eagerly awaited their beloved band's return.

The anticipation was palpable as fans flooded the venue, adorned in the signature blue dress code announced prior to the show, transforming the arena into a mesmerizing blue ocean. From the onset, CNBLUE captivated the audience with a dynamic performance, kicking off the night with a medley of their chart-topping hits including "I'm a Loner," "Love," "Intuition," and "Hey You."

What set this concert apart was CNBLUE's endearing effort to connect with the Malaysian audience on a deeper level. Amidst their electrifying performances, the band members seamlessly incorporated Malay words into their interactions, with Minhyuk charmingly exclaiming "amboi, hari ini cantik gila" (wow, everyone looks extra pretty today), and eagerly learning new phrases like "mantap" (best) and "saya sayang awak" (I love you).

As the night progressed, CNBLUE took fans on a nostalgic journey with renditions of fan favorites such as "Imagine," "Love Light," "You're So Fine," alongside hits like "Cinderella" and "I'm Sorry," igniting waves of euphoria among the audience.

The highlight of the evening came during the extensive encore session, lasting a remarkable one hour. Yonghwa's heartfelt reflection on the band's journey, from their humble beginnings in their 20s to their current stature in their 30s, resonated deeply with fans, underscoring the timeless essence of their music. This sentiment was beautifully encapsulated as they performed "Young Forever," symbolizing their unwavering spirit and passion for music.

As the concert reached its crescendo, CNBLUE unleashed an explosive performance of "Can't Stop," sending the stadium into a frenzy of exhilaration. The emotional climax arrived during the photo session, as fans surprised the band with a heartfelt video expressing gratitude and warm welcomes for their return after a decade-long hiatus.

Moved by the overwhelming reception, CNBLUE vowed to return to Malaysian shores soon, sealing the promise with a heartfelt "janji" (promise) to their dedicated fans. The concert culminated with a captivating performance of "Then, Now, Forever," followed by an encore that concluded with the fan-favorite "Love Girl."

In an era dominated by fleeting trends, CNBLUE's 'CNBLUENTITY' concert stood as a testament to the enduring power and influence of second-generation K-pop bands. Yonghwa's mesmerizing vocals, Jungshin's undeniable charm, and Minhyuk's infectious energy showcased CNBLUE as the epitome of a perfect musical ensemble, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of Malaysian fans. As the curtain fell on this unforgettable night, CNBLUE proved once again why they remain unrivaled icons in the world of K-pop. Thank you Lo-Fi Entertainment and Hit Maker for the invitation.

photos credit: Lo-Fi Entertainment, JUNGSHIN's IG

2024 CNBLUE LIVE ‘CNBLUENTITY’ IN SINGAPORE

K-pop rock bank CNBLUE to return to Singapore this April

Sunday, March 03, 2024

Bada

#Rewind and #Recap - Korean Music Industry in 2020

Sunday, December 27, 2020

2020 has been a tough yet a year of great change for the music industry. As the end of 2020 is around the corner, lets recap on some incidents that happened in the KPOP industry this year, including news on military enlistment, come back, marriages, break up and others.

Love story and breakup

Kang Daniel and TWICE’s Jihyo relationship came in an end in November 2020 after dating for more than 1 year. The reason for their break up was because they were unable to meet up often due to their hectic schedules. The couple revealed their relationship to the public in September 2019. The couple had received a lot of attention from the global fans but unfortunately, they were also attacked by some malicious comments.

Rapper Swings belatedly admitted about his breakup with actress Im Bora. The couple has been dating since 2017 but breakup rumours about them arose when they were found deleting all photos taken together on social media. Swings admitted to the breakup in October while Im Bora decided to remain silent.

TVXQ Changmin’s marriage - Eli and Ji Yeon Su’s divorce

In 2020, some artists also shared their happiness and surprised us with the news of their marriage.

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One of them is the member of the legendary group, TVXQ's Chang Min who announced his marriage with his non-celebrity girlfriend. He carefully delivered the happy news through a handwritten letter in June. The couple started dating back in December 2019. The wedding ceremony that was supposed to be held in September was postponed slightly later to October.

Unfortunately, there was also news about divorced. Former U-KISS member Eli conveyed the sad news through his Instagram. He shared that he had been staying separately from his family and pray for his son and wife (Ji Yeon Su)’s happiness. In December 2015, Eli revealed that he had been married with racing model, Ji Yeon Soo for over a year since June 2014.

CLICK B’s member, Kim Sang Hyuk also announced divorce after a year of marriage with online shopping mall CEO, Song Da Ye as they could not overcome their differences. Veteran singer Lee Sun Hee had also ended her 14 years marriage with her husband in May.

Stars who returned to us after a temporary goodbye

2020 has also seen several stars who left us for a while for military enlistment to fulfil their duty. From Winner’s Kim Jin Woo and Lee SeungHoon to EXO’s Suho, to Zico, and more had enlisted this year.

However, artists such as CNBLUE’s Kang Min Hyuk, HIGHLIGHT’s Yoon Doo Jun, BTOB’s Seo Eun Kwang, MinHyuk and Lee Chang Sub, SHINee’s Onew and Key, Exo’s Xiumin, Yoon Ji Sung and more had been discharged from the military as well!

With that, CNBLUE had reorganized the band into a 3 members band and made a successful comeback. BTOB had also formed a unit Btob 4U consisting of Eun Kwang, Chang Sub, MinHyuk and Peniel. SHINee’s Key had also made his return to tvN’s Amazing Saturday alongside Han Hae after discharging from the military service.

Singer Gummy - Bada became mum

Gummy and Jo Jung Suk welcomed their first daughter back in August. A month after giving birth, Gummy resumed her activities by participating in the drama “Do You Like Brahms” OST. She also made a guest appearance on KBS 2TV Yoo Hee Yeol’s Sketchbook and had captivated the viewers with her unchanged singing ability and stage manner.

Singer Bada had also become a mum after giving birth to her daughter in September. In November, she appeared in MBC’s entertainment program “Radio Star” and confessed that she had trouble breathing due to bleeding during childbirth.

Original article: Starnews

There are quite a number of unfortunate incidents as well but let's hope that 2021 will be a better year for all! Take care and stay safe!

Three Members, One Sound, CNBLUE’s ‘3LOGY’ Tour Heads to KL

A Promise Kept: CNBLUE Returns to Singapore With ‘3LOGY’ World Tour

From "One Fine Day" to "One Last Day": Yong Hwa's Solo Journey Lands in KL

Twice the Joy: CNBLUE Delights Malaysian Fans Again For VOYAGE into X Tour

CNBLUE Brings 'VOYAGE into X' Malaysia Tour to Genting Highlands - 7 Dec 2024

CNBLUE Rocks Singapore for 3.5 Hours: Highlights from #CNBLUENTITYinSG

CNBLUE Paling MANTAP's Performance in Kuala Lumpur: A Concert To Remember

K-pop rock bank CNBLUE to return to Singapore this April

#Rewind and #Recap - Korean Music Industry in 2020

Love story and breakup

TVXQ Changmin’s marriage - Eli and Ji Yeon Su’s divorce

Stars who returned to us after a temporary goodbye

Singer Gummy - Bada became mum

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