CNBLUE announced its first KSPO DOME concert for next February during its successful Busan encore show.
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CNBLUE will hold a concert at KSPO DOME (formerly the Olympic Gymnastics Arena) for the first time in their 17th year since debut. CNBLUE held "2026 CNBLUE LIVE ‘3LOGY’ ENCORE" for two days on the 12th and 13th at BEXCO Auditorium in Busan (Pusan). Having continued their world tour "3LOGY" across 20 cities around the world since January this year, they successfully finished their Busan encore performance with an even more polished stage. The next stage, carrying on the excitement of the world tour, was also revealed. Near the end of the performance, CNBLUE made a surprise announcement that they will hold a concert at KSPO DOME on February 20 and 21 next year. The members said, "It has become a very big challenge, and while I am scared, I also have complicated feelings. Right now, the only thing in our heads is successfully holding the dome concert. Please watch over the moment when we take the first step toward our dream in our 17th year." They continued, "We can imagine that if we walk together with everyone, we can put on a wonderful performance. We wanted to show and prove to everyone that we still have burning passion. We plan to carry out various activities going forward in preparation for the concert, so we would be happy if you could show us a lot of interest." This concert is even more meaningful because it is the first time in CNBLUE's 17th year since debut that they will stand on the stage of KSPO DOME, which they have long referred to as their "dream place." CNBLUE plans to present a stage that can be enjoyed together with the audience while shouting their trademark cheer, "Ebati" (an abbreviation of "Everybody! Jump!").
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