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CNBLUE successfully had its debut concert in London on Saturday.
“The band held its first U.K. concert CNBLUE Live in London and met 4,000 fans in indigO2,” the group’s management agency FNC Entertainment said.
The group performed 21 hit songs including “Love girl,” “One time,” “Tattoo,” “In My Head” and “Still I Love You.” The four-member boy band also had an encore where it celebrated its member Lee Jung-shin’s birthday, which was on Sept. 15.
“We are happy that we could perform in London, home of rock, and have a great time with fans who love our music,” said CNBLUE after the concert.
CJ E&M, the company that organized the concert, announced 95 percent of the audience were non-Korean and that many of them came from different parts of Europe.
The band will begin touring six Japanese cities as part of “CNBLUE Arena tour 2012-COME ON” starting Oct. 2.
(lhj137@heraldcorp.com)
“The band held its first U.K. concert CNBLUE Live in London and met 4,000 fans in indigO2,” the group’s management agency FNC Entertainment said.
The group performed 21 hit songs including “Love girl,” “One time,” “Tattoo,” “In My Head” and “Still I Love You.” The four-member boy band also had an encore where it celebrated its member Lee Jung-shin’s birthday, which was on Sept. 15.
“We are happy that we could perform in London, home of rock, and have a great time with fans who love our music,” said CNBLUE after the concert.
CJ E&M, the company that organized the concert, announced 95 percent of the audience were non-Korean and that many of them came from different parts of Europe.
The band will begin touring six Japanese cities as part of “CNBLUE Arena tour 2012-COME ON” starting Oct. 2.
(lhj137@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
