Photo Credit: Robert Weston

Endless Boogie has been added as support to Burma’s May 13 Dingwalls bill in London. Also, please note this venue change: MOB will now play Festival Sinsal Oito in Sala Mondo, Spain on May 26. Tickets are available here!

Roger Miller, who hails from Ann Arbor, recently got on the phone with Kevin Ransom over at AnnArbor.com to chat about The Sound The Speed The Light, The Who, and “the great lost psychadelic record.” Check all that out, and much more, here.

Mission of Burma are gearing up for a string of shows in the Midwest this week, starting Wednesday at the Southgate House in Newport, KY with support from Knife The Symphony and Ampline. Next, they’ll head to Blind Pig in Ann Arbor, MI with support from Chapstik, then to High-Noon Saloon in Madison, WI with Sufer Blood and Turbo Fruits, and they wrap things up at the Double Door in Chicago, IL with Prichard. Tickets for all shows are still available.

Wednesday, April 7 - Southgate House w/ Knife the Symphony and Ampline - Tickets

Thursday, April 8 - Blind Pig, Ann Arbor, MI w/ Chapstik - Tickets

Friday, April 9 - High-Noon Saloon, Madison, WI w/ Surfer Blood and Turbo Fruits - Tickets

Saturday, April 10 - Double Door, Chicago IL w/ Prichard - Tickets

After hitting the Midwest, it’s off to Europe for the band where they play a few headlining shows in the UK before heading to Portugal and Spain withShellac. They’ll cap everything off with what’s sure to be blistering sets at The Pavement curated All Tomorrow’s Parties in Minehead and Barcelona’sPrimavera Sound Festival.

Wednesday, May 12 - Crawdaddy, Dublin Ireland - Tickets

Thursday, May 13 - Dingwalls, London England - Tickets

Friday, May 14 - All Tomorrow’s Parties - SOLD OUT

Monday, May 24 - Ze Dos Bois, Lisbon, Portugal w/ Shellac

Tuesday, May 25 - Serralves, Porto, Portugal w/ Shellac

Wednesday, May 26 - Marco, Vigo, Spain w/ Shellac

Thursday, May 27 - Primavera Sound, Barcelona, Spain - Tickets

Check out Mission of Burma’s Aquarium Drunkard Session at Infrasonic Studios here 

Just a reminder that Mission of Burma will be playing a few dates this weekend. They’ll stop at First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia, PA, the University of Richmond in Richmond, VA, and The Black Cat in Washington, DC. Get your tickets here for Philly and DC!

Brooklyn Vegan talks about upcoming Burma dates and posts previously unreleased photos from Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin last fall. Read the full post here.

Check out the A.V. Club’s interview with Peter here.

Read The New Yorker’s preview of Mission of Burma’s 2-night set at the Bowery Ballroom, in which they are heralded as “an undiminished talent in visceral rock.” The Village Voice calls them “the best punk band to ever trickle down from Boston.”

Read Jonathan Perry’s review of Friday night’s show for Boston.com here.

Read Linda Laban’s review of Saturday night’s show for Spinner.com here.