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The 1975 to headline Glastonbury Festival amid rumours of Lorde secret set

This year’s line-up features a number of acts listed as TBA, as well as a mysterious act called Patchwork, which will take to the Pyramid Stage.

Evening Standard

The substance and silliness of Sports Team

After being robbed at gunpoint last year, indie’s funniest band are back with a joyous new record, encouraging fans to paintball them and leading the rebirth of smart guitar music

Evening Standard

The Ultimate Festival Guide 2025: which one is right for you?

From the motherlode of Glasto to the wellness at Wilderness and Charli xcx’s Lido takeover, here’s your guide to the best events in an unmissable summer of music

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Wet Leg at O2 Academy Brixton review: the millennial cult you want to join

4/5 The indie rockers are playing to their strengths as they tease their new album

Evening Standard

Wet Leg star Rhian Teasdale: I was completely naive about the music industry

Music star Rhian Teasdale has confessed to being "naive" about the pressures of fame and success.

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“Contains love songs of every stripe: stressed-out, gooey-eyed, gratuitously horny, blissed out, obsessive and mysterious.” Wet Leg announce second album Moisturizer, share new single Catch These Fists

Wet Leg are back, with a “fun and freaky and fabulous” follow-up to their 2022 debut album

Louder

Wilderness festival line-up announced: Supergrass, Orbital, Wet Leg, Basement Jaxx, Air

Supergrass and Orbital and many more have been unveiled for this year’s amazingness at Wilderness

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Wilderness announces 2025 lineup including headliners Supergrass and Wet Leg

Festival offers a hedonistic escape along with a diverse range of music, art and gourmet food

The Independent UK

Grammys 2024 Fashion Review: Stunning Hits and Surprising Misses on the Red Carpet

2024 Grammys fashion review from the red carpet, with the stunning hits and surprising misses

Latin Times

Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, Wet Leg, Architects' Sam Carter, Maisie Peters and more lend their voices to Yukee, a new animated CBeebies series about "the sheer joy of making a noise with friends"

Attention parents: CBeebies are about to release a wonderful new animated music show to enchant and delight your kids

Metal Hammer

End of the Road 2023 review: Mud, sun and Wet Leg make for a glorious buffet of a festival

Angel Olsen, The Mary Wallopers and Joan Shelley are highlights of a characteristically eclectic event dotted with films, bowling and literature

The Independent UK

End of the Road festival review: a surprise homecoming for Wet Leg topped what might be the perfect festival

With every performer at their best, this was the ideal way to round off the summer season

Evening Standard

“Nova Twins, The Linda Lindas, Wet Leg… all the girls are rocking out, none of the boys are doing it”: Elton John on the new artists that excite him

The Rocket Man on why his passion for new music will never go out

Louder

Wet Leg, Fontaines DC … Kylie? The weird world of post-punk superproducer Dan Carey

He went from No 1 pop hits to being the beating heart of south London’s thriving indie scene. Now releasing his own music, the producer explains why playing tricks with bands gets results

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"I probably should get recognised" – original Wet Leg member breaks cover, says he's uncredited on songs he co-wrote

Doug Richards formed the band with Rhian Teasdale in 2019

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Matt Preston Feels Disgusting…ly Good About Being A Gen Z Icon

"I know my son will be [at festivals], off his chops probably, and he’s gonna look up and maybe his dad is there, floating above the crowd on a doof stick.”

Metal Hammer

Foo Fighters announce run of huge UK shows

Details of the Foo Fighters' first UK tour in half a decade have finally been revealed

Evening Standard

The Last Dinner Party: the most talked-about band in Britain on defying the haters and their Glastonbury debut

They’ve been accused of being manufactured, an industry plant, and nepo-babies - but the music speaks for itself

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Edinburgh Live

Harry Styles in Edinburgh: BT Murrayfield set times and support act for superstar's show

As the Watermelon Sugar star prepares to take to the stage in Edinburgh tonight and tomorrow, fans will be wondering when he will be opening the much-anticipated concert.

Glasgow Live

Harry Styles and Wet Leg Edinburgh stage times and set list as star comes to Scotland

Harry Styles is set to come to Scotland with the former One Direction band member now making his way to the capital of Edinburgh to perform for 120,000 across two nights.

Guitar World

This week's essential guitar tracks: from Smashing Pumpkins' shredding metal turn to solos from the son of a session legend

All the guitar-driven songs you need to hear this week

Evening Standard

Wet Leg at the Royal Albert Hall review: a riotously entertaining show from the recent Brits winners

Did they blow the roof off the Royal Albert Hall? No, but they came pretty close

Daily Mirror

Wet Leg 'big up' Teenage Cancer Trust at Royal Albert Hall charity concert

Fresh from the Brit Awards and Grammys the Isle of Wight indie rockers delighted fans with their hits including Chaise Longue and Wet Dream

The Guardian - UK

Arctic Monkeys, Guns N’ Roses, Elton John: all-male Glastonbury headliners a ‘pipeline’ problem, says Emily Eavis

‘We’re trying our best,’ says organiser as she unveils first 54 names on 2023 lineup and calls on music industry to develop headline-worthy female acts

The Guardian - UK

‘Morris is a creature of its own’: a dance for a new age – photo essay

From all-female sides to youth teams and an appearance at the Brit awards, photographer Rachel Adams has been chronicling England’s oldest surviving rural tradition, and seeing how it has found a place in 21st-century Britain

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