Wet Leg have announced their biggest headline shows to date, with three major outdoor performances scheduled for July 2026. The Isle of Wight five-piece, founded by Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, will perform at iconic venues in Manchester, Leeds and London, with special guests English Teacher supporting across all dates. Tickets go on sale at 9.30am on Friday 31st October. To check prices or buy tickets, head to this page on Ticketmaster.
The three-date run begins at Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl on 8th July, followed by Leeds Millennium Square on 9th July, before concluding with the band’s largest headline show yet at London’s Alexandra Palace Park on 10th July. The outdoor venues mark a significant step up for the band, showcasing their growth since releasing two consecutive number one albums.
English Teacher, who will support across all three shows, add further excitement to the tour announcement. The Leeds-based band have become one of the UK’s most talked-about acts, making them ideal companions for Wet Leg’s biggest shows yet.
The announcement comes as Wet Leg continue to tour their second album, moisturizer, which was released earlier this year and matched the chart-topping success of their debut. Joined by Ellis Durand on bass, Henry Holmes on drums, and Joshua Mobaraki on guitar and synth, the band have crafted an album described as fun, freaky and fabulous, featuring manic love songs and well-timed kiss-offs delivered by what critics have called the UK’s most beloved oddballs.
Through years of non-stop touring across the world, Wet Leg have developed into a taut, caustic live operation that has built upon their remarkable debut album success. That debut earned them three Grammy Awards, two Brit Awards, number one chart placements both at home and abroad, and accumulated over half a billion streams. The second album, moisturizer, is punchier, prettier and more perverted where it counts, showcasing the live muscle the band has built through relentless touring.
Wet Leg 2026 UK tour dates
- Wednesday 8th July – Castlefield Bowl, Manchester
- Thursday 9th July – Millennium Square, Leeds
- Friday 10th July – Alexandra Palace Park, London
- To check prices or buy tickets, head to this page on Ticketmaster.
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