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Popular boy band CNBLUE is to release a documentary titled “The Story of CNBLUE/ Never Stop” in Japan.
The group is scheduled to attend the Tokyo premiere of the documentary on Dec. 16., but the documentary will be officially released on Jan. 17 in theaters across Japan.
The film captures the band’s life before stardom when they were just an indie band in Japan and after they became popular with performances in Korea. The film features the daily life of the band, largely revolving around their activities both in Korea and Japan.
Meanwhile, CNBLUE embarked on a Japanese arena tour, “One More Time,” starting on Nov. 1 in Saitama, and is set to perform in Osaka from Nov. 26-27, Hiroshima on Dec. 6, Nagoya Dec. 18-19, and Fukuoka on Dec. 26.
By Cha Yo-rim (yorimcha@heraldcorp.com)
The group is scheduled to attend the Tokyo premiere of the documentary on Dec. 16., but the documentary will be officially released on Jan. 17 in theaters across Japan.
The film captures the band’s life before stardom when they were just an indie band in Japan and after they became popular with performances in Korea. The film features the daily life of the band, largely revolving around their activities both in Korea and Japan.
Meanwhile, CNBLUE embarked on a Japanese arena tour, “One More Time,” starting on Nov. 1 in Saitama, and is set to perform in Osaka from Nov. 26-27, Hiroshima on Dec. 6, Nagoya Dec. 18-19, and Fukuoka on Dec. 26.
By Cha Yo-rim (yorimcha@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
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