Cherry Boom
| Company type | Music group |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 2005 |
| Defunct | 2011 |
| Headquarters | Taiwan |
| Products | Albums, music performances |
| Parent | Universal Music Group (Taiwan) |
Cherry Boom () was a Taiwanese all-female alternative rock ensemble consisting of four students from Fu-Jen Catholic University, an institution known for producing prominent Taiwanese pop figures such as Jolin Tsai and F.I.R. lead vocalist Faye Zhan. The group was signed under Universal Music Group (Taiwan) and launched their first album, My Dear Prince, in 2006, followed by the release of Goody-Goody in 2007. They concluded their career after issuing a third album.
Members
- Zha Jiawen (查家雯), also known as Lena Cha with the stage name Zhazha (查查), served as the lead vocalist
- Liao Yijia (廖宜佳), performing under the name Gua (瓜), played guitar
- Xu Ruoqian (許若倩), who went by Xiaoqian (小倩), was the bassist
- Feng Kangtian (馮康恬), known on stage as Datian (大恬), handled drums
- Supporting vocalists included Eva Abou Samra and Nancy Asmar
Post Cherry Boom
After disbanding, Lena Cha pursued a solo endeavor named Astro Bunny (原子邦妮), partnering with bassist and producer Jay Cheng (程杰). Their live debut occurred on 13 June 2012 at Taipei's Riverside Cafe, accompanied by the release of a five-song EP titled What If There's No Tomorrow within the same month. The band's name reflects Cha's personal passions, combining "bunny" to represent her affection for rabbits and "astro" to signify her interest in anime and gaming culture.
Albums
| Album Number | Details | Song List |
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| First | My Dear Prince (親愛的王子)
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| Second | Goody-Goody (乖乖)
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| Third | Only
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