Jung Yong-hwa of the band CNBLUE during his 10th-anniversary solo-debut world tour. Photo FNC Entertainment
Jung Yong-hwa, the vocalist of the band CNBLUE, successfully wrapped up an Asia tour held to mark the 10th anniversary of his solo endeavors.
On the 27th, concluding with the Hong Kong performance, Jung Yong-hwa successfully brought ‘2025 Jung Yong-hwa Live Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days(2025 JUNG YONG HWA LIVE ‘Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days)‘ to a close.
Jung Yong-hwa of the band CNBLUE during his 10th-anniversary solo-debut world tour. Photo FNC Entertainment
This Asia tour took place across seven cities, starting in Seoul in July, then Tokyo, Osaka, Macao, Kuala Lumpur, Taipei, and Hong Kong.
On this tour, he opened the concert with the title track of his first solo album, ‘One Fine Day’. He then showcased a diverse set list with polished live performances, including ‘Your City’ ‘Make You Mine(Make You Mine)’ ‘Small Talk(Small Talk)’ ‘I Will Match Your Time’ ‘Wongiok’ ‘Fireworks’.
Jung Yong-hwa of the band CNBLUE during his 10th-anniversary solo-debut world tour. Photo FNC Entertainment
In addition, he specially adapted songs released in Japan into Korean for the shows, drawing enthusiastic responses from fans.
He also performed the entire track list from his recently released third solo mini-album ‘One Last Day’, including the title track ‘Night Runner’. Presenting ‘10 Years’, an arrangement of ‘27 Years’ from his first solo album, made the 10th anniversary of his solo debut even more meaningful.
Jung Yong-hwa of the band CNBLUE during his 10th-anniversary solo-debut world tour. Photo FNC Entertainment
In 2015, through his first solo album and his first Asia tour ‘One Fine Day’, Jung Yong-hwa began in earnest to reveal his musical world. This tour ‘Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days’ served as a comprehensive look at his musical journey from his solo debut to the present, during which he has kept going without pause.
CNBLUE, the band Jung Yong-hwa belongs to, has announced a splendid comeback with its third full-length album ‘3LOGY’ on January 7 next year, followed by the start of a new world tour with two days of shows on the 17~18 at Seoul Ticketlink Live Arena (formerly Olympic Park Handball Gymnasium).
