CNBLUE to release last full Indie album in Japan this September

Korean rock band CNBLUE [CNBLUE's official website]

Korean rock band CNBLUE will release their last full-length Indie album in Japan in September, according to their agency FNC Music.

A PR official from FNC confirmed with 10Asia over the phone that the rock quartet will unveil the album tentatively titled "ThankU2" on September 1.

She went onto say, "The boys' upcoming album will include 11 tracks and three new songs. Although, we don't have any finalized plans on whether they will promote the album."

CNBLUE, composed of members Jung Yong-hwa, Kang Min-hyuk, Lee Jung-shin and Lee Jong-hyun, made their debut in Korea early last with their hit single "Alone" and mini-album "Bluetory" after releasing two singles in Japan.

The boys are currently gearing up for their concert in Korea titled "BLUESTORM" which will take place at Seoul's Olympic Hall on September 17 and 18. They will then embark on their Asia tour in several neighboring countries.

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