CNBLUE's "EAR FUN" wins big on 6 music charts in Taiwan

CNBLUE [FNC Entertainment]

Korean rock band CNBLUE's latest album "EAR FUN" has proved to be one of the top-selling albums in Taiwan, after scoring six wins on different music charts.

According to their agency FNC Entertainment on Tuesday, CNBLUE's "EAR FUN" proved to be one of the hottest albums in the country after it came at No. 1 spot on Taiwan's weekly G-Music chart upon its release on May 4.

Additionally, "EAR FUN" was the best-selling album in the country during the month of April 13 to May 13 on Taiwan's books.com.tw website as well as four other websites including Chia Chia Records and eZpeer.

Previously, CNBLUE has received gold status in Taiwan with their special album "THANK YOU." The group's other breakthrough albums "Bluetory" and "Blue Love" have gained double platinum status as well.

This feat comes as no surprise, as tickets to the boys' concert "BLUESTORM" in Taiwan this February has been sold out within 13 minutes of going on sale.

CNBLUE, which stands for Code Name Blue, has been a popular band in the mainstream K-pop since their debut in early 2010.

Currently, CNBLUE is focusing on their individual activities with members Lee Jong-hyun and Kang Min-hyuk appearing in TV series, Jung Yong-hwa preparing for the group's upcoming album and Lee Jung-shin taking acting classes.

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