CNBLUE to be first Korean performers on MTV's 'Unplugged'

CNBLUE will become the first ever Korean artists to perform on MTV's 'Unplugged'! On December 22nd, Warner Music Japan revealed that on January 31st, CNBLUE will be representing Korea at the 'Billboard Live Tokyo' event in Akasaka, Tokyo. CNBLUE expressed, "It's an extreme honor to participate in something that so many famous musicians have performed in before. We're nervous, but we're going to try and make it enjoyable for everyone." First launched in 1989 in New York, 'Unplugged' is an acoustic live program that has had the likes of Mariah Carey and Eric Clapton perform on its show. CNBLUE has been on a roll this year, with their "In My Head" debut coming in 4th on the Oricon weekly ranking and selling out 100,000 copies in its first week. Not only that, but they've also sold out their solo concert earlier this week. The boys will also be performing at Japan's representative rock festival, 'Countdown Japan', on December 28th. Source + Photos: Herald News via Naver