CNBLUE Comes 'FULL CIRCLE' With New Japanese Album and Six-Show Tour

CNBLUE has released its eighth Japanese full-length album, "FULL CIRCLE," ahead of a six-show tour across Japan in November.

The three-member band unveiled the 10-track album on Oct. 21, led by title song "360°," which reflects on the group's journey so far while looking toward the future.

Jung Yong-hwa participated in writing "360°," a band-driven track featuring his vocals and guitar alongside Kang Min-hyuk's drums and Lee Jung-shin's bass.

The music video, released ahead of the album, shows the members performing their instruments in a space surrounded by circular structures, reflecting the album's central theme of endings leading to new beginnings.

"FULL CIRCLE" includes new songs such as "DEVIL," "Ender," "Pebbles" and "Swim Across The Sea," alongside previously released tracks. It also features a Japanese version of "A Sleepless Night," originally released on CNBLUE's Korean EP "X."

Following the album's release, CNBLUE will begin its Japanese fall tour with concerts in Tokyo on Nov. 2 and 3, followed by Aichi on Nov. 17 and 18 and Osaka on Nov. 24 and 25.

The band will also share the stage with Japanese rock group UVERworld at LaLa Arena Tokyo-Bay in Chiba on Nov. 26.