Wet Leg will be celebrating April Fools’ Day with new music. The duo has confirmed that their upcoming single, “Catch These Fists,” will premiere on April 1. The track is available to presave now.

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The gigs were initially announced without revealing the band's identity. By Sophie Williams Wet Leg performed two intimate shows in Brighton and London earlier this week (Mar. 23 and 24), ahead of ...

Chat, the world may be cooked, but at least Wet Leg are "so back ... and made considerable impact on the music industry back in 2022 and beyond. Fans have been waiting patiently for its follow ...

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These will be their first performances since August 2024. The announcement comes amid speculation about new music from the duo. Wet Leg took to its official Instagram handle to post: "Hey there ...

The second single from his just-announced upcoming album Evangeline vs. The Machine, “Hands of Time” finds Church turning to music to help him return to a moment in time, a memory in his own life, ...

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"We're so back," Wet Leg teased fans earlier this week. By Tyler Jenke British indie-rock duo Wet Leg are teasing a full-scale return, plotting their launch with a pair of upcoming U.S. dates.