The Ting Tings checked in with fans on their blog at MySpace on Wednesday (June 25). The ‘Shut Up And Let Me Go’ duo writes: “Firstly, we just want to apologize to the crowd of thousands in Norway that stayed up until one in the morning to see us play only four songs. I’m afraid that you all jumped around so much that the roof of the tent was close to collapse ) : how sh** is that. We wish we could have played more songs but we got frog marched off out of the tent because the entire stage was beginning to become unsafe and the PA looked like it was going to fall on the crowd. On the bright side, you danced so much you broke the tent! Well done! Bravo bravo! How cool is that! We hope we can make it back their asap to finish our performance.” Read more.

Katie White of The Ting Tings checked in with her MySpace friends on Thursday (May 1) with the following bulletin:

Hello, I am just letting you guys know that we are performing on Jonathan Ross tomorrow night. I think it was a good performance, we did it in one take and it felt like one of the good ones so go check it out.

‘That’s Not My Name’ is being re-released (more than 500 copies, Yeah!) on the 11th May. I know you all probably own it anyway ( ; through the power of lovely music blog givaways, but if you want a decent quality version of the song and love it like I do. Go pre-order on our page.

Our album is out the following week and you can pre-order it on the top of our myspace page.

katie with a cold in Helsinki!!!
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I’m going to try raindeer tonight!

Katie of The Ting Tings checked in with fans on the duo’s blog at MySpace on Sunday (March 30). She writes:

Ok, well we have done 11 flights in 14 days. I CAN NOT believe we are actually getting on them and only partially freaking out. I even slept on one yesterday. AMAZING!!!

Feeling a bit tired still from Texas where we played 3 gigs a day for 3 days at sxsw. One gig a night kills us – with there only being 2 of us we really have to find loads of energy and emotion to make it work. It’s a bit draining but I would be lying if I say we are not having the time of our lives.. you know, stuff you remember when you are old. Don’t want to sound smug though. We are working the hardest I have ever worked in my entire life.

We played about 7 US cities and its crazy to know people already know about us without a record released. It’s myspace and blogs that are doing it I think. Amazing how music travels. Put your song on myspace, people like it and tell there friends and we travel all the way around the world following our songs and playing them live.