Author name: Tero Heikkinen

Mew released their first international album in April 2003. For many of us, especially in Nordic region, Frengers was the introduction. The music video for 156 played heavily on MTV, but that was back when that particular television channel actually played music videos. Things have changed. And not for the better. 156 music video’s original […]

The critically acclaimed band and the renowned audio- and television manufacturer team up to co-create an innovative music experience. Both partners signify Danish quality on a global scale, and the common ambition is to set a new standard for meetings between artists and brands.   A remarkable union between uncompromising sound creators is a reality.

It is here! We are currently fixing things and adding stuff (like confirmed lyrics in the Discography -section), but you get the idea when you surf around. The plan is to make MewX the definitive Mew fansite that contains lots of data from years past as well as covering the news, reviewing live shows, interviewing

We are LATE with the new version of the site (scheduled for next Wednesday), due to flu and all that. Sorry about this, but it will be published very very soon. In the meantime, here’s a little something on their first ever live show… “I don’t know how it happened exactly, but we got this

Previously announced Skanderborg Festival will not be the only Mew show for this Summer in Denmark. The band will also play an indoor show at Store Vega in Copenhagen. This exclusive event (venue capacity more than 1.500) will take place on June 12th, just before the three festival shows in Nordic region. Tickets are on

This Summer you can catch Mew in Japan as well. Once again the band will play at Summer Sonic and this year the main festivities will be held on August 10th-11th, just around the same time as the previously announced Skanderborg Festival show in Denmark. Metallica and Muse will headline this Japanese mega-festival that shares

A couple of weeks ago Bo Madsen wrote on Facebook that Mew have gone independent and that they are (after more than a decade) free from Sony Music. For many this did not come as a big surprise, because Mew have always been the kind of band that wants to do whatever they like, and

We have set the date for the next version of this website. It will be launched on Wednesday, March 13th, 2013 and we will work hard to make sure it will be satisfying enough. From fans… for fans. Lots of new features coming up. So, stay tuned.

Mew will play at this Summer’s Provinssirock in Seinäjoki, Finland. In 2010, we reviewed their show from this very same festival where Mew will now perform for the third time. The first show in 2005 is considered to be the one that really made Mew popular in Finland. Mid-June will be very busy for the

Mew will play in Norway this Summer as well. The band will be seen at Bergenfest on Saturday, June 15th, and the last time they performed a show in the town of Bergen was in 2009 when they sold out the Peer Gynt hall weeks in advance. The upcoming show will be the only one