Building on the momentum of their 15th Japanese single Sintouya, CNBLUE announced on Wednesday that they will release their eighth studio album in Japan on Oct. 21. According to Korea Herald, agency FNC Entertainment confirmed the trio will support the upcoming LP with a multi-city concert tour launching the following month. The release marks a deliberate continuation of their established creative direction across the regional market.
In practical terms, the forthcoming 10-track record titled Full Circle delivers an ambitious sound led by the primary track 360 Degrees. Band leader Jung Yonghwa co-wrote the headlining song, anchoring the trio's vocal delivery and cohesive instrumental balance.
FNC Entertainment stated that the project conveys the band's renewed commitment to continuing their musical journey with forward-looking ambition. The release arrives nearly one year after Sintouya dominated the region, securing the number 1 position on Oricon's Daily Single Ranking. CNBLUE intends to translate that chart performance directly into live venue attendance throughout November. The three-man rock outfit will kick off their official album tour with consecutive performances in Tokyo on Nov. 2-3 before heading west to Nagoya on Nov. 17-18.
Tour stops continue in Osaka the following week to wrap up the headline regional dates. Following their Osaka concert, CNBLUE will travel to Chiba to perform a special joint stage alongside veteran Japanese rock band Uverworld. The scheduled itinerary highlights their enduring performance footprint across major Japanese entertainment hubs.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is CNBLUE releasing their eighth Japanese studio album Full Circle?
CNBLUE is scheduled to release their eighth Japanese studio album, titled Full Circle, on Oct. 21. The album features 10 tracks, including the lead song 360 Degrees, which was co-written by the band's leader Jung Yonghwa.
What are the dates for CNBLUE's Japanese concert tour?
CNBLUE will begin their tour with shows in Tokyo on Nov. 2-3, followed by Nagoya on Nov. 17-18, and Osaka the following week. Immediately after the Osaka concert, the trio will perform a joint rock show with Uverworld in Chiba.
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