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Wet Leg – Live at The Lansdowne
Ahead of their hugely anticipated Australian debut tour, Wet Leg announce a last-minute addition to the dates, with a free pop-up show for Sydney fans this Friday, July 15 at The Lansdowne Hotel!
Fresh from a crowning performance at Glastonbury Festival, where they broke records for the largest crowd at the famed Park Stage, Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers kick off the tour early Friday evening, followed by a record signing where fans will have a chance to meet the band.
Doors 5pm.
RSVP essential via secretsounds.com
Please note RSVP does not guarantee entry, so get in early!
Following The Lansdowne show, Wet Leg are set for a starring appearance at Splendour In The Grass, then on to sold out sideshows in Sydney and Melbourne, and wrapping up what is surely the best tour line up of the year – as support to Yeah Yeah Yeahs in Sydney and Melbourne.". Last tickets available here…
On its release in April, their self-titled debut album landed at #1 on the ARIA Official Album Chart, as well as hitting top spot in the UK. On the back of these chart performances, numerous TV appearances, landing two spots landed in triple j’s Hottest 100 and a co-sign from none other than Harry Styles, things are not slowing down for Wet Leg any time soon!
Last week Wet Leg also revealed a new remix of “Too Late Now” by the legendary Soulwax. The Belgian duo have crafted a certified banger for late-night dancefloors looping Rhian Teasdale’s original vocals through distorted synths and pounding bass cranking up the BPM as they go.
Stream “Too Late Now” (Soulwax remix) here
Watch the visualiser for “Too Late Now” (Soulwax remix) here
Wet Leg is available to buy on vinyl, cassette, CD and digitally. A variety of merch (T-shirt, tote bag) is available as a bundle too via SoundMerch.
Buy HERE
AUSTRALIAN / NEW ZEALAND TOUR DATES
** Fri 15 July – The Lansdowne Hotel, Sydney *FREE
Sun 17 July – Tuning Fork, Auckland NZ sold out
Weds 20 July – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne (w/ Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
Thurs 21 July – Howler, Melbourne sold out
Fri 22 July – Splendour In The Grass sold out
Sun 24 July – Hordern Pavillion, Sydney (w/ Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
Mon 25 July – Oxford Arts Factory, Sydney sold out
Mon 20 Feb – HBF Park, Perth (w/ Harry Styles)
Fri 24 Feb – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne (w/ Harry Styles)
Sat 25 Feb – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne (w/ Harry Styles)
Tue 28 Feb – Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast (w/ Harry Styles)
Fri 3 Mar – Accor Stadium, Sydney (w/ Harry Styles)
Sat 4 Mar – Accor Stadium, Sydney (w/ Harry Styles)
Tue 7 Mar – MT Smart Stadium, Auckland (w/ Harry Styles)
MORE PRAISE FOR WET LEG
“They’ve ensured their debut album is well worth hearing – again and again and again”
The Guardian, ★★★★ Album of the Week
“It rushes with liberating, infectious joy that makes you want to grab your own partner-in-crime
and speed off on an adventure to find somewhere that’s, as Angelica’s mantra suggests,
is ‘good times all the time’”
NME, ★★★★★
“The right amount of silly and strange, off-beam and familiar”
Mojo, ★★★★
“’Wet Leg’ is a charming, addictive début—wry, melodic, gleeful, smart, and cool”
New Yorker
“This album is an unashamedly goofy celebration of fun, sex and romance, but also a bittersweet
commentary on the price of pleasure, the cruel downside of love and the trials of
being twentysomething women in 21st-century Britain”
Uncut, 8/10
“The Wet Leg album is a thrashing good time”
The New York Times
“Wet Leg’s album positions them as one of those acts gifted enough to transcend
their moment, existing instead in continuum with the classics.”
Stereogum, Album of the Week
“This debut does prove that Teasdale and Chambers possess the instincts of canny entertainers,
ones who already know how to hook you into their prickly, raunchy, witty
way of looking at the world”
NPR Fresh Air
“One of the best albums of the year” GQ
“Effortless” DIY, ★★★★★
“Wet Leg really are everything we said they were” Dork, ★★★★★
“Wet Leg’s self-titled LP is the most infectious, alluring, irresistible, and downright fun
debut record that’s come our way in a long, long time.” Clash, 9/10
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