TAIPEI (TVBS News) — Eno Chang (以諾), bassist for the ascending Taiwanese rock band MIXER (麋先生), shared joyful personal news on Tuesday (March 25) while attending a corporate event in Taipei. The musician announced that he and his partner are expecting their first child, a daughter, due to arrive in August. The revelation came as the band continues to ride a wave of commercial and artistic success in Taiwan's vibrant indie music scene.
The announcement occurred during a press conference where MIXER unveiled their new partnership with a financial brokerage firm, adding to the band's growing portfolio of commercial endorsements. The timing coincides with the group's recent triumph on their "Circus" (馬戲團運動) concert tour, which has drawn enthusiastic crowds throughout Taiwan. The tour has proven particularly successful in the country's largest cities, with sold-out performances at major venues in both Taipei, the capital, and Kaohsiung, Taiwan's southern port city.
Chang appeared visibly delighted when discussing his future daughter, playfully acknowledging that he would likely become an overly attentive father once she arrives. The band's camaraderie was evident as lead singer Sheng Hao (聖皓) revealed the group had incorrectly predicted Chang would have a son. This revelation sparked good-natured teasing among bandmates about how Chang's personality might translate to his approach to fatherhood, with suggestions that his meticulous nature as a musician might extend to his parenting philosophy.
Despite the upcoming addition to Chang's family, MIXER confirmed their intention to proceed with scheduled tour dates throughout April. The band's momentum has been strengthened by the positive reception to three new singles released in the early months of 2025. During the press conference, band members expressed appreciation to their corporate sponsors for financial backing that has enabled their performances at premium concert venues across Taiwan. While not revealing specific details, the musicians indicated they are currently developing additional musical content for release later this year, suggesting fans can expect more new material before year's end.
