Korean rock band CNBLUE has seen their upcoming concert in Taiwan sell out in minutes, according to their agency FNC Music on Monday.
A press release from FNC said that CNBLUE saw all their tickets to their "BLUESTORM" concert in Taiwan at the Nangang Exhibition Hall on February 28 sell out within 13 minutes of going on sale.
"So far, the group has sold out all their concerts for their Asia tour and it is great to see that they have become one of the first foreign artists to sell out their show in such a short time in Taiwan," an official with FNC was quoted as saying.
CNBLUE has already performed in Thailand for their “BLUESTORM” concert and will visit Hong Kong for it this weekend. The boys also held their nationwide concert tour in Japan last month which attracted several thousand fans to each show.
CNBLUE, which stands for Code Name Blue, has been a successful and popular band in the K-pop scene as well where they made a debut in early 2010.
The group has been focusing on their activities in Japan with their first Japanese major album "In my head" and preparing for the release of their new single "Where You Are."
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