Jung Yong-hwa Completes Solo 10th-Anniversary Asia Tour; CNBLUE Announces Comeback Next Year

Jung Yong-hwa, the leader of CNBLUE, has completed his solo 10th-anniversary Asia tour with a successful Hong Kong show on December 27. The tour began in July in Seoul and visited Tokyo, Osaka, Macau, Kuala Lumpur, Taipei, and Hong Kong, spanning seven cities to capture Jung Yong-hwa’s musical journey at a glance. The concerts opened with the title track of his first solo album, '어느 멋진 날', followed by '너의 도시', 'Make You Mine', 'Small Talk', '그대의 시간에 맞출게요', '원기옥', '불꽃놀이'. In addition, Japanese-released songs were arranged into Korean for the performances: 'Letter', 'Summer Night In Heaven', 'Glory days', adding depth to the show. The tour also featured all tracks from his most recently released solo mini-album, 'One Last Day', leaving fans with unforgettable memories. Notably, he performed '10 Years', an arrangement of the first solo album track '27 Years', which underscored the meaning of his solo debut’s 10th anniversary. Jung Yong-hwa first stepped into the solo scene in 2015, and through his Asia tour 'One Fine Day' introduced his musical world; the current 'Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days' stage concept has been a comprehensive showcase of his journey, earning strong audience response.

Meanwhile, CNBLUE, the band Jung Yong-hwa leads, signaled a busy year ahead. The agency announced that they will make a comeback on January 7 next year with their third studio album, '3LOGY', and will launch a new world tour on January 17–18 at Seoul's TicketLink Live Arena, opening with the album’s title track.