The boys of CNBLUE who are slowly beginning to dominate in Japan were recently met with an unexpected and embarrassing situation. Japanese news source Sankei Sports reported on the boys' recent performance that was suddenly halted by the local police. CNBLUE held a secret live performance (guerilla concert) at Shinjuku Station Square in Tokyo on the 19th, and although the performance was unannounced with no promotions, a busy crowd of 7,000 still showed up to the concert. The number of fans exceeded CNBLUE's own expectations, and it was the first time a new artist in Japan gathered a crowd that large for such an event. However, they faced some issues not even five minutes into the show. Shortly after the boys finished performing their Japanese debut song '"In My Head", the Shinjuku police arrived on the scene. The police determined that it was considered a safety hazard for so many people to be gathered in one small place without prior notice, and they were instructed to halt the show at once. The boys who were planning to sing three songs total could only finish one before they were interrupted, and leader Jung Yong Hwa remarked, "The safety of our fans is most important. We will see you guys at Saturday's show", and waved to the audience. The rather organized and orderly show ironically became disordered and out of hand once the police arrived, as the fans began screaming to see more of CNBLUE. CNBLUE released their major debut song "In My Head" on the 19th. They performed it for the first time at Yokohama Arena on the 25th of last month and were highly praised for their musical talents. Source & Image : MyDaily via Nate