Ticket sales for the "CNBlue Live - Can't Stop Tour in Malaysia" were launched last Saturday by IME Productions Malaysia at Sg Wang Plaza.

Fans were showing explosive reactions to the announcement that the tickets would go on sale on IME Productions' Facebook page. Many fans got to the location at 7a.m. in order to get a copy of one of the 1,000 giant exclusive concert posters.

CNBlue fans purchased more than 200pcs tickets during the launch.

The Korean rock group has been getting bigger and bigger, even going to the U.S. earlier this year, where they performed at various venues including the Best Buy Theatre in New York City.

The group also returned to Singapore in early May where they gave fans a "bigger, brighter, and better" show as part of their "CNBlue Live - Can't Stop Tour," according to News Asiaone.

After they finish with their international concerts, CN Blue will be holding a solo concert in Busan on June 21 for their Korean fans.

The group finished their concerts recently in Seoul and Daegu before going international, according to StarN.

The four members of the CNBlue have ventured into acting as of late, which has fans wondering how each member balances their up and coming acting careers with their already prominent music careers.

"When we're busy [with dramas] it's a little hard to meet up for practice, but we make an effort to do it," stated Yong Hwa.

"Regardless of how tied up we are, we try to fit in as much practice time as we can," added Jong Hyun.

As their music careers steadily progress, CNBlue explained to Xin MSN Entertainment that they've learned to engage with the audience more.

"When we debuted, we focused more on the technical aspects and being the best with our instruments, so we lacked communication with our audience. But as we started to get more relaxed on stage, we got better at it. It really makes a difference in the atmosphere," stated Yong Hwa.