It has not been a question how CNBLUE has been conquering the world by storm especially when they finally gave their fans a chance to meet them in their world tour "BLUE MOON" which went around the continents of Asia, Australia, North, and South America. Though the boys have introduced themselves to fans in Europe with their concert, "CNBLUE Live in London," in 2012, it has been a great achievement that the band has been getting reactions in inner Europe for their latest album Can't Stop.

Can't Stop is CNBLUE's 5th mini-album, wherein the boys have showed their diversity in music. As cnbluestorm.com has mentioned in their album review, "It was inspired by the sound of Brit Emo band Coldplay‘s dreamy piano and strings with such elements reminiscent of the sound that made the band world famous."

That is why the band has been getting recognition in such countries like Europe, such as Poland, wherein the press has mentioned, that CNBLUE is "One of the most outstanding K-Pop bands." The boys also has been getting much praise in Scandinavia and Sweden as a Scandinavian website wrote, "Scandinavia have a big history of rock music, and CNBLUE are growing largely popular not only in Sweden, but in the entire Scandinavia peninsula."

These recognitions have been the proof that the Hallyu wave has been reaching not only the four corners of the world but also in the most inner places no one has ever imagined. It is no wonder that these mentions makes K-Pop highly regarded as this generation's explosive genre.