HK boy band Mirror opens up on tragic concert accident: 'It took us a lot of time to get through it'

By GORDON KHO

After a difficult year in 2022, Mirror says it is ready to entertain fans again. Photo: CHAN TAK KONG/The Star

The four members of Hong Kong boy band Mirror seated before me were soft spoken and, almost, shy.

Quite a contrast from the energetic, outgoing persona they exude on stage.

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