CNBLUE Announces First-Ever KSPO DOME Concerts for February 2027 in 17-Year Career Milestone

CNBLUE is finally heading to KSPO DOME. The veteran K-pop band will hold solo concerts at the Seoul arena on February 20 and 21, 2027, marking their first shows at the venue in the 17 years since their 2010 debut, according to agency FNC Entertainment.

The band announced the milestone at the end of its “2026 CNBLUE LIVE ‘3LOGY’ ENCORE” shows on September 12 and 13 at BEXCO Auditorium in Busan, which closed out a world tour that took the trio to 20 cities at home and abroad since January. The Korea Herald reported the members described the dome show as a massive challenge, saying they have “mixed feelings” but are fully focused on making it a success, and expressing hope that fans will witness what they called taking “the first step toward our dream after 17 years.”

The announcement caps a remarkable run of momentum for the trio. Korean outlet SpotvNews reports that CNBLUE has become one of the most talked-about acts on the domestic festival and university-event circuit over the past year, winning over both longtime fans and first-time audiences with tight live performances and high-energy staging.

At the center of that resurgence is “Everybody jump,” the band’s signature concert chant. Leader Jung Yong-hwa shouts the phrase repeatedly mid-show to get the entire audience jumping, and the abbreviated version of the call - “eba-tjump” - has gone viral in Korean online communities and fan-shot concert reviews. SpotvNews notes that fans even joke about getting “eba-tjump phobia,” and the playful complaints about the nonstop jumping have become word-of-mouth advertising for CNBLUE’s concerts, turning the chant into a symbol of their live-show competitiveness.

That competitive edge is built on a long career. CNBLUE debuted in 2010 as an idol band and delivered a string of mainstream hits including “I’m a Loner,” “I’m Sorry,” and “Intuition,” with members Jung Yong-hwa, Kang Min-hyuk, and Lee Jung-shin keeping the band’s identity alive through steady album releases. Their third full-length album, led by the title track “Killer Joy,” arrived in January this year ahead of the 3LOGY tour.

Festival stages continue to drive their visibility: the band is set to headline the Grand Mint Festival 2026 at Olympic Park on October 17 and 18, per the Korea JoongAng Daily. With band music enjoying renewed interest in the Korean market, all eyes are now on whether CNBLUE can convert 17 years of accumulated goodwill - and the viral “Everybody jump” energy - into a successful first dome run.