Mew Is Coming To KL For Their Farewell Tour & 2 Sections Are Already Sold Out!
The Danish indie rock band is finally returning to Malaysia after more than a decade.
Cover image via Mew (Facebook)If you're a Zookeeper or Comforting Sounds still makes you emotional after all these years… this one's going to hit hard
Legendary Danish alt-rock band Mew has announced their farewell tour, and Kuala Lumpur is on the list.
They're set to perform on 12 November at Zepp Kuala Lumpur, and yes — it's confirmed to be their final show together in Malaysia, ever.
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2025 marks the band's 30th anniversary, and the farewell performances of frontman Jonas Bjerre
"I have decided to pursue other creative endeavours going forth in the future, and I leave Mew in the capable hands of Johan and Silas and wish them the very best on their continued journey," wrote the band's lead singer in an Instagram post.
As a result, Mew is inviting fans to join them for one more chapter — a heartfelt celebration of everything they've created together over the past three decades.
This tour is a thank-you to the community who supported them, resonated with their music, and helped turn their dreams into reality.
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As part of their tour, they will also be performing in Bangkok, Hong Kong, Osaka, Tokyo, Taipei, and more. These are their show dates:
Tickets are on sale now, but two categories have already sold out!
KL fans wasted no time. As of now, the VIP Box (RM1,200) and Category 2 Premium Seats (RM248) sections are officially sold out.
The only tickets still available — Category 1 Standing (RM228) and Category 3 Standard Seats (RM218) — are moving fast.
So, if you're planning to go, don't wait around like it's 2009 and you're downloading torrents. Hehe.
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It's been over a decade since Mew last played in Malaysia, and the nostalgia is real
If you've ever wanted to sing along to Snow Brigade or lose it during the Apocalypso live outro — this is your chance.
You can get your tickets here now.
For many indie kids from the 2000s, Mew's dreamy art-rock sound was the background music to everything — from college heartbreaks to quiet LRT rides with your trusty old iPod Nano.
From cult favourites like Am I Wry? No to the goosebump-inducing Special, their music captured a very specific, very emotional era that still hits today.
Image via Mew (Facebook)
