
CNBLUE is a South Korean pop‑rock band formed in Seoul in 2009. The group debuted in Japan first with their indie mini‑album *Now or Never*, and then officially debuted in South Korea on January 14, 2010 with the EP *Bluetory* and the hit single “I’m a Loner,” which quickly brought them widespread attention. CNBLUE’s current lineup consists of Jung Yong‑hwa (leader, main vocals, guitar, keyboards, rap), Kang Min‑hyuk (drums), and Lee Jung‑shin (bass, rap), with former member Lee Jong‑hyun (guitar, vocals) having left the band in 2019. Known for blending rock, pop, and melodic elements, CNBLUE has released music in both Korean and Japanese markets, building a loyal international fanbase called “BOICE.” Over their career they’ve toured widely, released multiple albums, and are recognized for their energetic performances and musicianship.
K-rock, K-pop, Pop Rock
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