CNBLUE

CNBLUE is a South Korean pop-rock band formed in 2009 by FNC Entertainment. The group consists of four members: Jung Yong-hwa (leader, guitar, vocals), Lee Jong-hyun (guitar, vocals), Kang Min-hyuk (drums), and Lee Jung-shin (bass). Originally debuting in Japan in August 2009 with the independent mini-album "Now or Never," they released several more Japanese independent albums and singles before making their official Korean debut in January 2010 with the mini-album "Bluetory."

CNBLUE is known for its distinctive "color-coded" concept, with each member representing a color: blue for Jung Yong-hwa, orange for Lee Jong-hyun, green for Kang Min-hyuk, and navy for Lee Jung-shin. Their music style blends rock elements with pop melodies, often featuring catchy guitar riffs and strong vocal harmonies. They have achieved significant success both domestically in South Korea and internationally, particularly in Japan and other Asian countries.

The band has released numerous successful albums and singles throughout their career, earning multiple awards and accolades. Beyond their music, members have also pursued individual activities in acting, television hosting, and solo music projects. CNBLUE is recognized for their live performance capabilities and their consistent contribution to the K-pop and K-rock scene.