HONG KONG – The MIRROR sub-unit FING is charging toward its September 5 debut in Macau with a fresh single, as the parent group’s latest track simultaneously sweeps Hong Kong’s three major radio charts, building momentum for a year-end arena show.
FING—comprising MIRROR members AK (Anson Kong), Alton (Wong Tak-chi), Frankie (Chan Fai-fai), and Lokman (Yeung Lok-man)—released their third group song, “BRO!” on August 29. The track arrives just days before the quartet takes the stage at Studio City’s Macau综艺馆 for the “W.T.F. Live Tour 2026 – Macau” concert on September 5.
The new single follows the high-energy “FING!” and “DUM!” , both built around the members’ reputation as restless dancers. According to the group’s label, “BRO!” strips away elaborate metaphors to celebrate raw, unfiltered brotherhood. The song draws on everyday experiences and real moments, offering an anthem about masculine loyalty and camaraderie without preachy moralizing.
“There are no big lessons here,” a representative explained. “It’s about the kind of bond that doesn’t need fancy words — just real life and true grit.”
On the same day “BRO!” dropped, MIRROR’s group single “同往” (“Together Forward”) accomplished a rare trifecta: it claimed the No. 1 spot on Commercial Radio 903’s Professional Recommendation chart, RTHK’s Chinese Pop Chart, and Metro Radio’s Metro Pop Chart simultaneously. The triple-chart sweep marks a powerful lead-in to MIRROR’s own group concert scheduled for late 2026.
Concert Details and Context
- Event: W.T.F. Live Tour 2026 – Macau
- Date: September 5, 2026
- Venue: Studio City Event Center, Macau
- Performing group: FING (AK, Alton, Frankie, Lokman)
The spin-off group, formed within Hong Kong’s 12-member boy band MIRROR, has cultivated a distinct identity by focusing on edgier, dance-driven music. Since their formation, FING’s releases have consistently trended on local streaming platforms, and their Macau show is expected to draw fans from across Greater China.
Broader Implications
The twin releases underscore MIRROR’s strategy of maintaining its core group’s dominance while allowing subunits to experiment with different sounds and reach niche audiences. With “同往” dominating radio and FING carving out a space for more aggressive choreography, the franchise appears poised for a strong second half of 2026.
Industry observers note that such coordinated releases help sustain fan engagement between major group events. For fans, the message is clear: whether through a full-group ballad or a four-man banger, MIRROR and its offshoots are keeping the pipeline full of new music and live performances.
What’s Next
Tickets for the Macau concert remain available through official channels. Meanwhile, “BRO!” and “同往” are streaming across major platforms. MIRROR’s year-end group concert details are expected to be announced in the coming months, with speculation mounting about a possible Hong Kong Coliseum run.
