Author name: Tero Heikkinen

On September 26th, Bo Madsen visited the Danish radio program AK24syv, where he was interviewed by René Fredensborg for half an hour. This rather little known interview came with some nice anecdotes, revealing facts about why it takes Mew quite some time to record a new album, as well as a loose schedule for the […]

Covering Sounds contest organised by Indonesian Frengers have come to its end and Mew have chosen three of the best. Take a look at this trailer to hear the songs and see what Mew had to say about them. The contest opened almost six months ago, so choosing the very best may not have been

Hello, frengers. This link will lead you to the video where the band is testing the earlier version of the upcoming app, Sensory Spaces, for the first time with a few fans (including this fansite’s long-time photographer Philip Bo Pedersen). Shot last month at Skanderborg Festival in Denmark, the video will also state that the

We haven’t done this in over a year, so let’s see what has been posted on YouTube since then. This will be the final part before the next album. Check out the previous parts in this ongoing series: Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V and Part VI (some of the older

Mew just announced that they would play in Singapore on November 2nd. The website is a bit odd, but we do like the title – Camp Symmetry. Apparently the festival organisers are huge fans of the band. Tickets are on sale here.

Mew brought new t-shirts to Japan last weekend. Our very own Hyunji Choi‘s (photo credit) “egg artwork” has been modified by M/M Paris – the company that has made the artwork for two previous Mew albums, as you may know. This collaboration continues…

Skanderborg, Denmark (August 8th, 2013). Photos by Philip Bo Pedersen Go to Photo Gallery.

According to Malaysian Urbanscapes Festival, Mew and Explosions in the Sky will play on October 31st, but this has not been confirmed by the band yet. Once the show’s details can be found from our TOUR section, it has been confirmed. Also, this double-bill will not be during the actual festival (as that will be

The band has informed us that they will be supporting Muse at the Helsinki Olympic Stadium later this month. The tickets (priced about 70€) for the July 27th show are on sale here and, as possibly over 40.000 people might be there, this will be Mew’s biggest ever show on Finnish soil (easily beating the

Mew are returning to Indonesia this October. Guinness Arthur’s Day Festival will be held on October 26th in the city of Jakarta. This festival has also booked two other acts (so far), One Republic and Club 8, as this link tells you (tickets are on presale), but you have to be at least 21 years