Check out~Yonhghwa's cute and funny side..

He's so funny hehe..


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Too bad... there is no english sub... but Hongki and Jo Kwon is here also...
Don't understand Korean but I find it funny! Love Yong's English!



Another hilarious story from Yonghwa...who could not fall for this guy?
now I know why Shin Hye teased him about being a chatterbox in YAB!

CNBLUE thrilled 15K rock fans in Japanese rock festival with awesome performance





The popular idol band ‘CNBLUE” performed in “ONGAKU TO HIGETACHI 2011-message-”, the well-known Rock festival in Japan and rocked 15,000 audience.

“ONGAKU TO HIGETACHI 2011-message-” was held in Higetachi in Niigata, Japan under the theme of ‘message’ wishing health and having fun with family and friends, as CNBLUE performed 7 songs including ‘Let’s go crazy,’ ‘voice’, ‘Now or Never’, ‘Y why’, ‘Just Please’, ‘직감’, ‘One Time’ and thrilled 15,000 Japanese rock fans with explosive reaction.

“ONGAKU TO HIGETACHI” is famous rock festival first held in 1998 in which Mr. Children, Aqua timez, Orange range, flumpool, famous Japanese rock bands have participated before. This year, Hotei Tomoyas, KISHIDAN, FUNKY MONKEY BABYS, miwa, NICO Touches the Walls and CNBLUE performed and rocked the stage.

After the festival, the CNBLUE members commented, “It’s the first time that we’ve participated in a rock festival in Japan, and it really felt like a gala. We heard that there were around 15,000 people in the audience, and we all received goose bumps at how they became one and waved their hands to cheer for us. It was really fun. We hope to attend another rock festival soon.”

CNBLUE will be holding their own concert, “BLUESTORM,” on September 17th and 18th at Olympic Hall in Seoul.



Source: Chosun star news
Translated by: CebuNuna
Posted by: G@cnbluestorm

CNBLUE thrills 15,000 fans at Japanese rock festival





CNBLUE thrilled 15,000 music lovers at a Japanese rock festival this past weekend!

Performing at the “Ongaku to Hitachi 2011-message-” festival on August 27th, CNBLUE performed 7 hits, including “Let’s Go Crazy“, “voice“, “Now or Never“, and “Intuition“.

After the festival, the CNBLUE members commented, “It’s the first time that we’ve participated in a rock festival in Japan, and it really felt like a gala. We heard that there were around 15,000 people in the audience, and we all received goosebumps at how they became one and waved their hands to cheer for us. It was really fun. We hope to attend another rock festival soon.”

In further news, CNBLUE will be holding their own concert, “BLUESTORM,” on September 17th and 18th at Seoul’s Olympic Hall.




Source + Photos: Money Today via Star News
credit : allkpop

CNBLUE denied entry into Japan due to Visa problems




CNBLUE [FNC Music]


Korean rock band CNBLUE has been denied entry into Japan due to Visa problems, according to their agency FNC Music.

An official with FNC told 10Asia over the phone on Wednesday that CNBLUE, who arrived at Haneda Airport in Tokyo earlier today, faced complications since they were not issued a Visa to enter the country.

"CNBLUE's agency in Japan informed us that the boys did not need a Visa for this visit since it was for unprofitable reasons but the customs office rejected their entry saying that they will need a Visa because their activities will lead to future profits later on," she explained.

The quartet was scheduled to meet with various media outlets for interviews regarding their official debut in the country on September 1 as well as shoot the music video for their Japanese single.

The official added that the group is currently still at Haneda Airport but are most likely to reschedule their activities due to the current circumstances.

In Japan, Koreans are given a 90-day no-Visa term if their visit is for vacation purposes while a Visa must be obtained if profits are made through their activities like concerts.

CNBLUE, composed of members Jung Yong-hwa, Kang Min-hyuk, Lee Jung-shin and Lee Jong-hyun, is best known for their hit songs "Alone," "Love Light" and "Intuition."

The boys will hold their concert in Korea titled "BLUESTORM" which will take place at Seoul's Olympic Hall on September 17 and 18. They will then embark on their Asia tour in several neighboring countries.

Reporter : Han Yeo-Wool.
Editor : Lucia Hong.
Credit : asiae.co.kr


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CN BLUE to make major debut in Japan with Warner Music Japan




Arriving amidst huge expectations, CN BLUE made their triumphant major debut in the Japanese music scene under a top recording label, Warner Music Japan.

With tickets for their Fuji TV Mezamashi Live selling out in less than a minute, in addition to placing at the top of the Oricon Indies Chart, the four-member band underscored their popularity in the island country.

Their success is particularly sweet, thanks to their memories of working as an indie band for three years before their major debut.“It seems like just yesterday that we were performing on the streets as an indie band,” CN BLUE said. “It feels like a dream to be making our major debut. We’ll be working harder than ever to bring you good music.”



Source: Sports World via Naver
credit : allkpop

CNBLUE places third on Japan's Oricon chart




Cover of CNBLUE's second Japanese album "392" [FNC Music]


Male band CNBLUE's new album has debuted at third place on Japan's prestigious Oricon chart.

Oricon's website showed on Friday that CNBLUE's 2nd Japanese album entered Oricon's daily chart at No. 3 on the day of its release just yesterday.

The album, titled "392," contains a total of 11 songs including all the songs from the singles they released in Japan as well as new songs.

The record will also be CNBLUE's last release in Japan as an Indie band -- having signed with Warner Music Japan, they are set to make their debut in the major scene.

"We're really happy that the last Indie album we released is doing so well," the members of CNBLUE were quoted as saying through a press release by their agency FNC Music.

CNBLUE, composed of members Jung Yong-hwa, Kang Min-hyuk, Lee Jung-shin and Lee Jong-hyun, made their debut as an Indie rock band in Japan before breaking into the K-pop scene last year.

The boys are currently gearing up for their concert in Korea titled "BLUESTORM" which will take place at Seoul's Olympic Hall on September 17 and 18 and will then hold their last concert as an Indie band in Japan at the Yokohama Arena on August 25.


Source : Jessica Kim @10Asia
credit : asiae.co.kr

[PHOTOS] Jung Yong Hwa - THE SUIT HOUSE Fan Autograph Session Official Photos 2011.08.26















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CNBLUE’s Yonghwa & Seo Hyo Rim for ‘Bang Bang’





Seo Hyo Rim and CNBLUE’s Yonghwa have teamed up for a sweet vintage couple look for casual fashion brand, ‘Bang Bang‘!

The two are the endorsement models for Bang Bang’s F/W collection, which focuses on the theme tag, “We make vintage memories.” Standing against a muted background, these two celebrities brought back vintage denim pieces with a worn-in look.

Point colors like orange, red, and purple were added to create a more active dimension to their style.

A representative of ‘Bang Bang’ commented, “CNBLUE and Seo Hyo Rim’s comfortable yet natural styles blend very naturally together for our fall collection. I think they expressed Bang Bang’s energy and originality quite well.”

Source + Photos: Kyunghyang via Naver
credit : allkpop

[Photos] CNBLUE In Bang Bang Fall Catalog








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