In response to the overwhelming concerns of their fans, CNBLUE has made the decision to delay their highly anticipated Asia tour stops in Kaohsiung and Hong Kong.

Initially, CNBLUE had planned to bring their 'Voyage Into X' tour to Kaohsiung and Hong Kong in March. However, their leader Jung Yonghwa suffered a significant setback when he was diagnosed with a torn meniscus in his right knee, a condition that necessitated surgery. Jung Yonghwa shared with his fans that he might need up to two months in a cast to recover fully.

Despite the news of Yonghwa's injury, FNC Entertainment remained silent on the status of CNBLUE's upcoming tour dates, causing growing apprehension among fans. It was the loyal supporters of Jung Yonghwa who took matters into their own hands, penning a formal request for the tour to be rescheduled.

Finally, on February 7 KST, Jung Yonghwa personally addressed the situation and responded to the fans' pleas. In his message, he expressed:

"Hello, everyone! The weather has turned colder.

I want to inform you that the performances in Kaohsiung and Hong Kong will be postponed until May.

I had hoped to rush back and meet our fans sooner, but after consulting with my doctors, it was decided that I would be ready to resume activities smoothly by April.

While I may not be able to lead the crowd in chants of 'Everybody jump!' for some time, I trust that our dedicated BOICE will bring their contagious energy to fill the void.

I also believe that our music and instruments can touch your hearts just as profoundly.

I am in constant communication with the company during my treatment to prevent any further setbacks, so please rest assured.

My knee is progressing well through physical therapy, thanks to your unwavering love and support. I am deeply grateful. I love you!

To our fans in Korea, please bear with me a little longer, and I promise to return with a stronger presence in the near future!

I love you, my dear fans."

In the midst of these changes, CNBLUE's 'Voyage Into X' tour is set to continue with performances in Kobe, Japan on April 12-13, followed by stops in four cities across North America from April 16-27.