Denmark's most popular alternative rock band Mew certainly set hearts aflutter during their highly-anticipated debut here headlining Camp Symmetry two years ago and thanks to Symmetry Entertainment, they'll be doing it again this March.
The beloved indie quartet have been hard at work on their sixth studio album +- since we last saw them, and while not much is known about what the it'll sound like, they recently released the first single "Satellites" off their upcoming album, promising more of their expansive pop dramatics, lush atmospheres and intricate guitar-lines.
Set to be released on April 27, their show in March will mean that Singapore fans will be among the first in the world to listen to their new songs live along with old classics that never seem to lose their potency.
Mew will be playing live at *Scape The Ground Theatre come March 30; tickets on sale on Peatix from Jan 26 onwards at $90, $100, $140, $320. Stay updated on the Facebook event page.
Photo: Ilyas Sholihyn
Denmark's most popular alternative rock band Mew certainly set hearts aflutter during their highly-anticipated debut here headlining Camp Symmetry two years ago and thanks to Symmetry Entertainment, they'll be doing it again this March.
The beloved indie quartet have been hard at work on their sixth studio album +- since we last saw them, and while not much is known about what the it'll sound like, they recently released the first single "Satellites" off their upcoming album, promising more of their expansive pop dramatics, lush atmospheres and intricate guitar-lines.
Set to be released on April 27, their show in March will mean that Singapore fans will be among the first in the world to listen to their new songs live along with old classics that never seem to lose their potency.
Mew will be playing live at *Scape The Ground Theatre come March 30; tickets on sale on Peatix from Jan 26 onwards at $90, $100, $140, $320. Stay updated on the Facebook event page.
Photo: Ilyas Sholihyn