Wet Leg: Last News

Wet Leg have performed their latest single ‘Catch These Fists’ on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon – check it out below.Last night (April 2), Wet Leg returned to the Tonight Show, where they performed their newly released single, ‘Catch These Fists’, off their upcoming sophomore album, ‘Moisturizer’.For their thunderous performance, Rhian Teasdale ditched her guitar and picked up mixed martial arts-esque gloves and sported a getup inspired by cage fighters. She sings over the chorus: “I know all too well just what you’re like / I don’t want your love, I just wanna fight“.The Isle Of Wight band will release the follow-up to their 2022 self-titled debut album on July 11 on various formats including a limited edition 3D gatefold cream coloured vinyl with a signed photo, picture disc vinyl, standard vinyl, cassette, CD and digitally.

Wet Leg have announced a new album; the U.K. indie rock band will release moisturizer on July 11 via Domino.

Wet Leg have announced full details of their new album ‘Moisturizer’ and shared comeback single ‘Catch These Fists’.The Isle Of Wight band will release the follow-up to their 2022 self-titled debut album on July 11 on various formats including a limited edition 3D gatefold cream coloured vinyl with a signed photo, picture disc vinyl, standard vinyl, cassette, CD and digitally. You can pre-order/pre-save the record here.They have also shared the first taster from the album, ‘Catch These Fists’, a frenetic, catchy track which focuses on an “interaction with a belligerent man”.

Wet Leg have shared a brand new teaser of their forthcoming comeback single ‘Catch These Fists’. Check it out below.The Isle Of Wight band shared a snippet of the new track – their first new material in three years – earlier this month.

Wet Leg debuted seven new songs at their intimate Brighton comeback gig yesterday – watch footage below.Over the weekend, the Isle Of Wight band teased a surprise gig at Brighton’s Green Door Store on Sunday (March 23) and at the Moth Club in the capital tonight (March 24).Though initially announced without revealing the band’s identity and shared under the pseudonym Uma Thurman – with the caveat the real actor “will not be in attendance” – they confirmed their involvement by sharing a link to the Moth Club date on their social media accounts.Tonight’s gig at the Moth Club gig currently has a waiting list, which you can access here.After a quiet spell, Wet Leg appear set to return with new music, which they’ve been steadily teasing for a while.

Wet Leg look set to play two UK concerts in Brighton and London.The Isle Of Wight band appear to be playing at the Green Door Store in Brighton tonight (March 23) and at the Moth Club in the capital tomorrow (March 24) under the pseudonym Uma Thurman, although they joked that the real actor “will not be in attendance”.Though initially announced without revealing the band’s identity, Wet Leg later appeared to confirm their involvement by sharing a “first come first served” link to the Moth Club date via their their social media accounts, which has since been deleted.Links to both shows are also still appearing at both venues although tonight’s concert has already sold out while the Moth Club gig currently has a waiting list, which you can access here.

Wet Leg have shared a 30-second teaser of their first new music in three years – check it out below.The snippet comes a day after the Isle Of Wight band posted on their social media channels on Monday (March 17) to announce, “We’re so back”, along with a photo and a link to their website.Now, the group have gone further by sharing a video clip of singer and guitarist Rhian Teasdale walking down the street singing a new song while filming herself. No further information has been provided, other than a glass of milk emoji alongside the Instagram post.“Can you catch a medicine ball / Can you catch yourself when you fall / You should be careful, do you catch my drift / Cuz what I really want to know is can you catch these fists,” Chambers sings.

Wet Leg have announced their return to music with a new post on their official Instagram account.The Isle Of Wight band – comprised of Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers – shared a photo of themselves sitting on a sofa covered in stuffed animals with a man dressed up as a goblin sitting in the middle of them.The caption of the post read: “We’re so back”. They also shared a link to the band’s website.

Nine Inch Nails, Doechii, Lola Young, Wet Leg and more have been announced as the third wave of performers for this year’s edition of Roskilde festival.The 2025 instalment of the Danish non-profit festival will take place between June 28 and July 5, marking the 53rd edition. You can visit here to buy tickets.Other acts added to the line-up include Beabadoobee, Schoolboy Q, Shaboozey, Lucy Dacus, Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, This Is Lorelei, Alabaster DePlume, Yeule, Fabiana Palladino, Akriila, D1MA, 4am Kru, Alabaster Deplume, Annahstasia, Arushi Jain, Body Meat, Couch Slut, Fabiana Palladino, Jako Maron, Kassa Overall, Major League DJz, Moin, Neckbreakker, Nídia & Valentina, Paydar, Soleima and Yeule.More acts are set to be announced in the near future.A post shared by Roskilde Festival (@roskildefestival)“Roskilde Festival is not only about showcasing today’s best music; it is also about offering our participants a glimpse into the future.

BBC Radio 1 has announced the first line-up and location for its 2025 edition of Big Weekend – find all the details below.This year’s edition of the station’s annual festival is due to take place at Sefton Park in Liverpool from Friday May 23 to Sunday May 25.Throughout the weekend, around 100 acts – from the biggest artists in the world to exciting new and emerging names – will perform across four stages: Radio 1 Main Stage, Radio 1 New Music Stage, Radio 1 Dance and BBC Introducing.Sam Fender has been confirmed as the first headliner, with the singer-songwriter set to release his third album ‘People Watching’ on February 21.He is joined on the Big Weekend bill by Blossoms, Lola Young, Wet Leg and BRITs Rising Star 2025 winner Myles Smith. The latter artist was also shortlisted for BBC Radio 1’s Sound Of 2025 recently.Young, meanwhile, landed her first-ever UK Number One single last week with her viral hit ‘Messy’.Fender said: “Excited to announce we’re coming to Liverpool for Radio 1’s Big Weekend in May.

Boardmasters have revealed the line-up for their 2025 edition – and it’s led by RAYE, The Prodigy, London Grammar, and Nelly Furtado. See the full line-up below.The Newquay festival, set to return on August 6-10, 2025, revealed the first wave of acts set to perform, with “hundreds more” to be revealed in due time.Alongside the headliners are Maribou State, Wet Leg, Franz Ferdinand, Kaiser Chiefs, Rizzle Kicks, and Natasha Bedingfield, among others.

ØYA Festival has revealed the first few names on their 2025 line-up, including Chappell Roan, Khruangbin, Wet Leg and MJ Lenderman. Find out further details below.The 26th edition of the event is due to take place at Tøyenparken in Oslo, Norway between August 5 and 9.

Hinds have enlisted Fontaines D.C.‘s Grian Chatten for a dreamy new single, ‘Stranger’.The release of the track coincides with the release of the Spanish band’s new album ‘VIVA HINDS’, which also features the singles ‘Boom Boom Back’ featuring Beck, ‘The Bed, The Room, The Rain and You’ and their first ever Spanish single ‘En Forma’.On the subject of the collaboration, Hinds said: “Grian is a good old friend. We met in Dublin when we played together in one of their first shows as Fontaines.“We have so much love and admiration between bands, and they all have been such a big support for us in the last years.

Foo Fighters have returned to the capital for two headline shows at the London Stadium – check out the full stage times below.Dave Grohl and co. are currently on the UK leg of their ‘Everything Or Nothing At All’ tour, which kicked off in Manchester last Thursday (June 13).

Thania Garcia Mitski‘s “The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We (Dead Oceans)” was crowned record of the year at the 2024 Libera Awards on Monday night. The 13th iteration of the show, presented by A2IM (The American Association of Independent Music, Inc.), took place at Gotham Hall in New York City.

Hinds have shared their latest track ‘Boom Boom Back’ featuring Beck, and announced their new album ‘VIVA HINDS’.Serving as the album’s lead single, ‘Boom Boom Back’ the breezy track features a crisp guitar riff with the duo – Carlotta Cosials and Ana Perrote – and Beck asks “If you wanna fall in love in a bar tonight / Do you wanna fall in love with a broken heart? / Do you wanna ride? Ride in my Mirage? / Do you wanna be the one that feels the “Boom-Boom” back?”The song was the first track the duo wrote for the album following a creative rut in 2020 after the release of their third album ‘The Prettiest Curse’. They went on to join forces with Beck after the duo met by chance at a film screening on a trip to LA.Directed by Perote and Cosials, the track’s accompanying music video sees the two walking and driving all around Los Angeles in matching black outfits. The single is the second song to be released from the Spanish indie rockers’ upcoming album ‘VIVA HINDS’.

Orlando Weeks has dropped his simmering new single ‘Dig’ featuring Wet Leg‘s Rhian Teasdale – watch the video below.The former Maccabees frontman has released his latest music in anticipation of his forthcoming album ‘Loja’, scheduled to drop on June 6 via Fiction Records – presave the album here.‘Dig’ is described by Weeks as an “under your breath half-argument, the kind that only ever happens in public,” featuring jabs such as “I’m so far from it on the other shore / I dig my heels into the hardwood floor”. Weeks added: “‘Dig’ is a tit for tat exchange where long worn-out promises are remade and road weary offences retaken.

Wet Leg, Maya Hawke, Tegan and Sara and more have contributed to a forthcoming abortion benefit compilation.Noise for Now: Vol. 1 will arrive November 24 as part of Record Store Day 2023. Arranged by the nonprofit of the same name, the organisation established their eponymous record label to release an album with contributions from Sleater-Kinney, Fleet Foxes, Cat Power, and more.

Harry Styles invited Wet Leg onstage for a rendition of their track ‘Wet Dream’ at a recent show. Check out footage of the moment below.The pop icon and former One Direction singer was performing during his latest show in Portugal last night (July 18) when the collaboration took place.Kicking off his 21-song set with performances of ‘Daydreaming’, ‘Golden’, ‘Adore You’ and ‘Keep Driving’, Styles then went on to introduce both Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers onto the stage, before breaking into a cover of their 2022 hit ‘Wet Dream’.The Isle Of Wight band are currently acting as support for Styles during the current leg of his ‘Love On Tour’ dates.“It has been the most wonderful, wonderful tour, getting to watch them play every night,” he said to the audience, introducing the members.

Wet Leg have shared a biting new remix of Depeche Mode‘s ‘Wagging Tongue’ – listen to it below.The track – released on Friday (July 7) – sees Wet Leg put their signature stamp on Depeche Mode’s ‘Wagging Tongue’, off their latest album ‘Memento Mori’. The remix trades in Depeche Mode’s gloom for a glitzier, more colourful interpretation that transforms Dave Gahan’s vocals into a dreamier instrument. Listen to Wet Leg’s remix of Depeche Mode’s ‘Wagging Tongue’ below.‘Wagging Tongue’ features on Depeche Mode’s latest offering, ‘Memento Mori’.

Wet Leg has alleged his contribution to several songs wasn’t “recognised” by the band.The former member, who is also the ex-partner of member Rhian Teasdale, has spoken to The Times, claiming he wasn’t given songwriting credits on several songs. He also claims the band name came from a conversation he had with his brother and not, as the band have explained previously, via combining emojis at random on a keyboard.The band are led by Hester Chambers (lead guitarist and backing vocalist) and Teasdale (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), alongside Ellis Durand (bass, backing vocals) and Henry Holmes (drums, percussion)Speaking about the band name, Doug Richards claimed: “For years me and a couple of friends had lists of stupid band names,” he explained. “Anytime you’d think of a funny combination of words you’d write it down.