CNBLUE moves up release date of 3rd mini-album

Cover to CNBLUE's 3rd mini-album "EAR FUN" [FNC Music]

Korean idol rock band CNBLUE has pushed up the release date of their new album, according to their agency FNC Music on Tuesday.

A PR rep with FNC told 10Asia over the phone that the firm will drop CNBLUE's third mini-album titled "EAR FUN" on March 26, which is a day before its initial schedule.

"There is no particular reason on why the agency decided to move up the release date," the official explained, adding that they are still in discussions on when and where the group will give their comeback performance.

So far, the teaser video of CNBLUE's bassist Lee Jung-shin was revealed as well as the music video to their song "I Still Love You" (translated title), which is written by leader Jung Yong-hwa.

Composed of members Lee Jung-shin, Jung Yong-hwa, Kang Min-hyuk and Lee Jong-hyun, CNBLUE made their debut as an Indie rock band in Japan before breaking into the K-pop scene with the first studio record “FIRST STEP” in 2010.

The group recently topped several online music charts with their new song "I Still Love You" ahead of their album's official release.

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