Wet Leg reveal “mangetout” remix by The Dare + 2 BRITs nominations
“moisturizer is a blast” The Guardian 4*
“Now expanded to a five-piece, with a richer, gnarlier sound to match, they’ve sidestepped the common fate of oddballs who crash the mainstream: rather than smoothing their edges, they’ve leaned into what made them strange” Crack
“{They] crafted one of the year’s most anticipated indie-rock albums” Billboard
“Marvellous” The Independent 5*
“moisturizer is a bold, confident blast fuelled by the security and invincibility of a deep love” Uncut Album of the Month 8/10
“On moisturizer, their second consecutive No.1 album, they get weirder, wilder and all loved up”Wonderland
“moisturizer is a victory lap and a bold step forward all at once. It’s the sound of a band revelling in their own weirdness, poking fun, and somehow still writing some of the catchiest songs of the year” Dork 5*
“Wet Leg have stuck to their guns: the silliness, the subversion, the singalong tunes are all here” The Times 4*
“Wet Leg’s return is a knockout” NME 4*
“An unorthodox, melodramatic love anthem”Stereogum
“Is there a cooler band on the planet right now than Wet Leg?” NPR Music
Today, Wet Leg are pleased to share a new remix of their hit song “mangetout” by Charli xcx collaborator The Dare; it comes after they struck up a relationship back in October whilst DJing together at an afterparty in Austin, Texas. The frenetic remix struts in with all the swagger you can expect from The Dare, who is known for his party-driven style that blends dance-punk, electroclash and indie rock.
The band were recently nominated for Group Of The Year and Alternative / Rock Act at the BRIT Awards 2026 which take place on February 28th. This is Wet Leg’s first return to the BRITS after they performed “Chaise Longue” with Boss Morris in 2023 creating “a cultural moment” (Jeremy Deller) in the process.
Wet Leg are currently touring in Australia and Japan before they head back to the US for Coachella in April and their biggest headline UK dates so far in July including London’s Alexandra Palace Park. New festival additions include The Governors Ball, Bonnaroo, Rock En Seine, All Things Go Toronto, OpenAir St. Gallen Festival and Hinterland Festival as well as support slot for Alanis Morissette in Glasgow.
Stream moisturizer here.
Watch the video for “mangetout” here.
Watch the video for “pokemon” here.
Watch the video for “davina mccall” here.
Watch the video for “CPR” here.
Watch the video for “catch these fists” here.
Fri 13th February – Laneway Festival, Melbourne
Sat 14th February – Laneway Festival, Adelaide
Sun 15th February – Laneway Festival, Perth
Wed 18th February – Toyosu Pit, Tokyo
Thurs 19th February – Gorilla Hall, Osaka
Fri 20th February – Diamond Hall, Nagoya
Sun 12th April – Coachella @ Indio, California
Sun 19th April – Coachella @ Indio, California
Wed 3rd June – Primavera Sound @ Barcelona
Sat 6th June – The Governors Ball, NYC
Sun 7th June – All Things Go festival, Toronto
Fri 12th June – Bonnaroo, Manchester, Tennessee
Fri 19th June – Isle of Wight Festival, Isle of Wight
Sun 21st June – PinkPop, Landgraaf, NL
Fri 26th June – OpenAir St. Gallen Festival, Switzerland
Sun 28th June – La Prima Estate, Italy
Tues 30th June – Bellahouston Park, Glasgow w/ Alanis Morrisette
Wed 1st July – Trinity College, Dublin
Wed 8th July – Castlefield Bowl, Manchester
Thurs 9th July – Millenium Square, Leeds
Fri 10th July – Alexandra Palace Park, London
Sat 25th July – Latitude Suffolk
Sun 26th July – Tramlines, Sheffield
Sun 2nd August – Hinterland Festival, Saint Charles, Iowa
Wed 12th August – Paredes de Coura Festival, Portugal
Fri 28th August – Rock En Seine, Paris
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