CNBLUE is the first K-Pop band to hold a world tour. They recently finished their Hong Kong portion of their tour over the weekend on May 10-11. This is their 4th concert of their tour as they previously held concerts in Taiwan, Singapore and Thailand. This Hong Kong concert sold out in just 5 minutes, showing their immense popularity.

Their Hong Kong performance was held at the Asia World Expo Arena and met with a total of 14,000 fans.

Fans crowded the airports as CNBLUE arrived in order to catch a glimpse of the group as well.

CNBLUE held an energetic performance as they sang many of their hit songs and heated up the audience.

Leader Jung Yong Hwa also stated that now instead of looking cool on stage, they wanted to be able to communicate and interact with the fans more. 

Having a great turn out so far, they will be performing in Seoul on May 25 next, then go off to Australia, China, Philippines in June, Malaysia in August and more. They also stated that they wish to perform in Times Square as well.

When asked what their ultimate goal was, the group responded by saying that they wished to perform in Times Square, New York.

Having been successful so far with their world tour, it seems that it would only be a matter of time before their dream of going to Times Square comes true.