As Wet Leg continues their meteoric rise to prominence in the British music scene, the indie rock outfit has announced their most ambitious headline tour to date, scheduling three major outdoor UK shows for summer 2026. The trio of performances will take place at some of Britain’s most iconic outdoor venues, beginning July 8 at Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl, followed by Leeds Millennium Square on July 9, and culminating with their largest headline show ever at London’s Alexandra Palace Park on July 10.
The Isle of Wight-formed band, comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers alongside Ellis Durand, Henry Holmes, and Joshua Mobaraki, has experienced a remarkable trajectory since their formation. Their self-titled debut album garnered three Grammy Awards and two Brit Awards while amassing over half a billion streams worldwide, establishing them as one of Britain’s most celebrated musical exports.
Their sophomore effort, “moisturizer,” released earlier in 2025, debuted at number one on the UK charts, further cementing their status in the industry. The album has been widely praised for its fun and freaky sound that showcases the band’s musical evolution.
Tickets for all three outdoor spectacles went on sale October 31, 2025, at 9:30am, with high demand expected given the band’s recent sold-out performances, including a prestigious date at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
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Special guests English Teacher will support across all three dates, adding additional value to what promises to be a landmark series of concerts.
These summer 2026 shows follow an intensive period of touring, with Wet Leg having appeared at major international festivals including Coachella, Primavera Sound, and a homecoming set at Isle of Wight Festival. The band recently released a Halloween-themed video for their track “mangetout” from the “moisturizer” album, which they directed themselves.
The band’s live reputation has flourished alongside their recorded output, with performances characterized by what critics have described as “punchy, caustic energy” and their signature mix of “manic love songs and well-timed kiss-offs.”
The announcement represents a significant leap in venue size and production scale, reflecting Wet Leg’s transformation from indie darlings to mainstream headliners capable of commanding the largest outdoor stages in the UK. Beyond their touring success, the band has also explored sync deals for their music, placing several tracks in popular television series and advertisements. Fans can also stream their complete discography on all major streaming platforms, where the band has successfully leveraged playlist placements to reach new audiences worldwide.
