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The Danish dates are as follows (the venues are the usual suspects): November 27th – Scandinavian Congress Center (in Århus) November 28th – KB Hallen (in Copenhagen) Ticket sales start from August 23rd.

They just wanted to wait until the album is out, so here come the Swedish dates: November 22nd – Trädgår’n (in Gothenburg) November 23rd – Cirkus (in Stockholm) We stand by for more dates in Nordic region…

The Scandinavian tour is starting to shape up. Norway has just announced two shows for Mew (Denmark, Sweden and Finland should be announcing dates within days): November 19th – Ole Bull Scene (in Bergen) November 21st – Sentrum Scene (in Oslo) Tickets for the Norwegian shows are on sale on August 25.

No More Stories is finally here! The album’s long-awaited release date is today in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Other confirmed release dates are August 24th (UK), August 25th (USA) and August 26th (Japan). The Japanese release will include three extra tracks, the ones that were heard on the EP (that was not officially released

We couldn’t wait till next week… Here are some new No More Stories-reviews from various bloggers and music sites. Some of these are considerably less important than others, you decide which ones: CANADA Uncharted Music – NO RATING CHILE Xpress Music – NO RATING DENMARK Berlingske – 5/6 Gaffa – 6/6 Soundvenue – 6/6 FRANCE

We now have our very own official album review of No More Stories for your viewing pleasure. Written by Stefano Perfili, the review is a highly positive one. Would we post a negative review here? Probably not. Read the rather detailed article here. As of now, the review is available only in English, but Danish

Everyone must sleep. What do you dream about? What did you dream about? What would you like to dream about? Answer that with imagination. It doesn’t have to be Mew-related, but it might help your chances… Send in your precious dreams to admin (at) mewx.info (label it as ‘El Sueño’) and win the No More

Do you think Mew should be nominated for 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards? Then vote here and we’ll see if Mew will reach the final five to be nominated as Best Danish Act. Remember that Mew won the category in 2005… and they should win it again.

Norway has always taken Mew very seriously and it’s still the only country (other than Denmark) where And the Glass Handed Kites was certified Gold. We already posted this highly positive Norwegian online review for No More Stories, but as the Danes played in Oslo (Øyafestivalen) yesterday, a bunch of interviews hit online. It’s reasonable

Currently there are so many video interviews of Mew online, so there’s no point in linking all of them here, but this one 25-minute video (split into five parts) has to be an exception, though. It’s such an in-depth interview of Jonas Bjerre that we wanted to share it with you. Jonas answers to all