Wet Leg have announced their biggest headline shows to date, performing at iconic outdoor venues in Manchester, Leeds and London in July 2026, with special guests English Teacher.

The three-date run begins at Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl on 8th July, followed by Leeds Millennium Square on the 9th, concluding with the band’s biggest headline show yet at London’s Alexandra Palace Park on 10th July. Tickets go on sale at 9.30am on Friday 31st October, here.
Last week, Wet Leg appeared on BBC Radio 1 for Live Lounge Month – watch their cover of Empire of the Sun’s “Walking On A Dream” here and “mangetout” here.
Additionally, the band performed “mangetout” on Jimmy Kimmel Live earlier this month, watch it here.
Wet Leg are currently on their European headline tour which hits the UK next month, including a date at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
moisturizer, the band’s second No.1 album was released in July, punchier, prettier and more perverted where it counts, it’s an album of manic love songs and well-timed kiss-offs, delivered by a clan of the UK’s most beloved oddballs.
Watch the video for “mangetout” here.
Watch the video for “davina mccall” here.
Watch the video for “CPR” here.
Watch the video for “catch these fists” here.
Upcoming UK dates – 2025
Thurs 13th November – Royal Albert Hall, London – SOLD OUT
Fri 14th November – Beacon, Bristol – SOLD OUT
Sat 15th November – Mountford Hall Uni, Liverpool – SOLD OUT
Mon 17th November – Rock City, Nottingham – SOLD OUT
Wed 19th November – The Nick Rayns LCR, UEA, Norwich – SOLD OUT
Thurs 20th November – Guildhall, Portsmouth
Fri 21st November – Students Union Great Hall, Cardiff – SOLD OUT
Sun 23rd November – O2 Academy, Glasgow – SOLD OUT
Mon 24th November – O2 Academy, Glasgow – SOLD OUT
Wed 26th November – 3Olympia, Dublin – SOLD OUT
Thurs 27th November – The Telegraph Building, Belfast – SOLD OUT
Mon 1st December – Pryzm, Kingston – SOLD OUT
Wed 31st December – Hogmanay @ West Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh
18th-21st June – Isle of Wight Festival, Isle of Wight
Wednesday 8th July – Castlefield Bowl, Manchester
Thursday 9th July – Millennium Square, Leeds
Friday 10th July – Alexandra Palace Park, London

