From November 8th, 2013 (London, UK)… Lots of stuff on our Tumblr -page.

Hong Kong (November 4th, 2013) Our favorite band Mew finally held their first show in Hong Kong on November 4th. It was the closest to an intimate show I have ever attended. No less than estimated 1500 people attended, the venue was quite small (compared to the previous three Asian countries’ shows), but it was

Gardens By The Bay, Singapore (November 2nd, 2013)   Most of us never thought we would get the privilege of watching Mew live in our faraway city, Singapore. But on the 2nd of November 2013, we, Singaporean Frengers (@SGFrengers on Twitter), were treated to such a reality at indie music festival, Camp Symmetry. Having named

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (October 31st, 2013)   October 31st has been a delightful night for frengers in Malaysia, because Mew held a show for the first time in (KL Live) Kuala Lumpur. Mew played 17 songs (90 minutes) for an estimated audience of around 2800 frengers (with some Indonesian Frengers, Singaporean, Thai and even South

What it comes to Summer festivals, these announcements come sooner and sooner every year. Mew will play at Northside Festival in Denmark next June. This should be the first Danish festival show after the upcoming album has been released or is just about to be released. So, setlist will be filled with new songs. Mew

Some countries (mainly USA) like to celebrate Halloween. One of the best treats could be this ‘special edition’ beer found from an American liquor store. You probably recognise the artist behind this bottle’s design…? Photo by J.J. Lundy

Jakarta, Indonesia (October 26th, 2013)   Mew came to Indonesia exactly one day before the show. They only had a few hours to rest, feeling jetlagged, they had a press conference almost immediately after arrival. The conference was attended by over fifty medias (print media, tv-channels, radios and some lovely Indonesian frengers). A bunch of

Always wanted to write a headline like that. It doesn’t matter if you are fluent in Danish or not… Go to this website and you know what to do. We’ve done this before and we can do it again. Frengers needs to be THE BEST DANISH ALBUM EVER, so vote now.

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