I Thought they were really good band they played some new songs off there new album and I would go see them again if they came back to Mohegan Sun Arena in the near future because they were really good band in the UK indie genre of the music industry and I am starting to get more into the Indie genre of music

Magnificent show! Bit heavy on the fog machine at times, but great sound and lighting. My only criticism is the silence between songs needs to have someone step up and engage the crowd while technical s**t (tuning, setting, plugging etc) is done. Apart from that the music and performance were wonderful.

So psyched that wet leg finally made it to Denver! The set list was fantastic, the band rocked, and the crowd was super into all of it. Cool to see this awesome band sell out the venue. Can't wait to see them again!

A bit disappointing. We were in the front standing area and the sound was terrible - hardly any vocals, drowned out by over heavy guitars. Shame because I was looking forward to seeing them. The use of back and up lighting, along with too much smoke, meant that the visuals were not great at times. On the other hand, the support band "Faux Real" were probably one of the best support acts I've ever seen.

Absolutely AWESOME!!! I’ve seen Wet Leg 4 times over the past 3 years and they just keep getting better and better. I was instantly smitten by them in 2022 when I first heard the debut album and in my mind they are the best band to have appeared in the last 30 years. And I love the 02 Academy. Been to so many great gigs there. My favourite Glasgow venue since the days of the Apollo in the 1970s when I first started seeing bands.

The show was amazing!! Seriously, my mind is freaking blown right now. Wet Leg does not disappoint, and I'm so grateful to have been a part of something so special; something that might be a once in a lifetime experience here in Southwest Texas. Thank the goblins for music!! Long live Wet Leg! 🫶🏾🌈

Wet Leg was super great!, we had such a great time, they bring such great energy, are excellent with them instruments, Rhian commands the stage!, second time we saw them in Dallas (at the Bomb Factory in 2023 with Courtney Barnett), and look forward to seeing them again in the future! Cheers and thank you Wet Leg, keep up the great work!!!

The band was tight and set was solid, but there were two things about the show that really bothered me. First, the smoke. My god, it couldn’t see half the band more most of the show because the of the thick smoke on the stage. Second, the strobe lights were so intense my wife got an intense headache that lasted until the next morning.

Wet Leg felt a bit underwhelming this year. They seemed like that one band that everyone forgets about, and performs just before the big headliner. Don't get me wrong, I love Wet Leg. Their new album was amazing. But their performance, despite being good at times, was a bit messy and out of control, with sounds toppling over each other. Rhian didn't show herself. One upside was that the crowd had good energy for their top hits and that went well.

Great show. Only played for an hour with no encore though, finished at 10. All the best songs played as expected and included lots of new stuff from the album they haven't released yet so nobody knew it. Nice venue, seats on the balcony for us old folk but still with a good view of the stage.

the royal albert hall was incredible! it could fit around 5000 people and was very nearly full. the crowd loved wet leg, who played some of their most popular songs like angelica and ur mum. when it came to the scream part in ur mum, the audience did not hesitate in joining in. overall, it was an amazing night!

Un show de locura! Sinceramente pensé que este concierto sería un 8.5 para mi pero no fue. Superó cada expectativa que tenía y el Dúo británico (Rhian y Hester) nos dieron un gran show con mucha energía y muchos gritos El público coreaba a pulmón sus canciones como “Ur Mum” y “Chaise Longue”

They didn’t come on stage until after 10pm, which seemed quite late given the advertised start time of 7:30pm (or 6:45pm when we bought the tickets). Would have been helpful for those of us travelling into London if more info had been shared in advance about the schedule. We enjoyed the support act Honey Glaze, we actually preferred them to Wet Leg in the end. I didn’t enjoy the other support act, CMAT… (but bafflingly lots of the crowd seemed to enjoy her show).

such good fun despite not being able to see them properly (sound desk was set up with black curtain over the top covering half the stage, was fixed after Wet Leg finished). the amount of respect people around me had for them was impressive as I've had too many experiences where there has been little to no respect to support acts, but I was pleasantly surprised :) will definitely try to listen to more of their music. they brought such a fun and enthusiastic energy and really got the crowd warmed up for Harry Styles which I loved as well :)

A very entertaining night. The opener, Faux Real, was very entertaining and Wet Leg was great! Their sound was on point till about 3/4 of the way through the set and then the guitars got way louder which made the vocals difficult to hear. Wish the show was longer, but they played all their songs, so what can you do. All in all, a very fun and entertaining night.

The event was so-so! I am so upset that I did not know that Wet Leg canceled their show until 30 minutes before the show. My husband and I purchased VIP tickets and the area for the VIP was not what we expected especially with the cold rain. I feel like we did not get our money's worth for this event. We deserved a little bit better than this.

Wet Leg put on such a fantastic show. Lots of fun and very high energy. I'd see them again when they come. Having Dizzy as an opening act made the night even better. They are a great live band.

Great show from a great band, and a cozy venue like The Empty Bottle made for a fantastic set. I've enjoyed the album, but think they were even better live. Warm-up set from Modern Nun was entertaining, and while I wasn't familiar with their music it was clear they had some fans in attendence.

I've been to a few album launches at rough trade and this one was much better than most, it was a genuine gig with the band fully committed and the crowd fully involved, would definitely advise people to give Wet Leg a try ;)

I Thought they were really good band they played some new songs off there new album and I would go see them again if they came back to Mohegan Sun Arena in the near future because they were really good band in the UK indie genre of the music industry and I am starting to get more into the Indie genre of music

Magnificent show! Bit heavy on the fog machine at times, but great sound and lighting. My only criticism is the silence between songs needs to have someone step up and engage the crowd while technical s**t (tuning, setting, plugging etc) is done. Apart from that the music and performance were wonderful.

So psyched that wet leg finally made it to Denver! The set list was fantastic, the band rocked, and the crowd was super into all of it. Cool to see this awesome band sell out the venue. Can't wait to see them again!

A bit disappointing. We were in the front standing area and the sound was terrible - hardly any vocals, drowned out by over heavy guitars. Shame because I was looking forward to seeing them. The use of back and up lighting, along with too much smoke, meant that the visuals were not great at times. On the other hand, the support band "Faux Real" were probably one of the best support acts I've ever seen.

Absolutely AWESOME!!! I’ve seen Wet Leg 4 times over the past 3 years and they just keep getting better and better. I was instantly smitten by them in 2022 when I first heard the debut album and in my mind they are the best band to have appeared in the last 30 years. And I love the 02 Academy. Been to so many great gigs there. My favourite Glasgow venue since the days of the Apollo in the 1970s when I first started seeing bands.

The show was amazing!! Seriously, my mind is freaking blown right now. Wet Leg does not disappoint, and I'm so grateful to have been a part of something so special; something that might be a once in a lifetime experience here in Southwest Texas. Thank the goblins for music!! Long live Wet Leg! 🫶🏾🌈

Wet Leg was super great!, we had such a great time, they bring such great energy, are excellent with them instruments, Rhian commands the stage!, second time we saw them in Dallas (at the Bomb Factory in 2023 with Courtney Barnett), and look forward to seeing them again in the future! Cheers and thank you Wet Leg, keep up the great work!!!

The band was tight and set was solid, but there were two things about the show that really bothered me. First, the smoke. My god, it couldn’t see half the band more most of the show because the of the thick smoke on the stage. Second, the strobe lights were so intense my wife got an intense headache that lasted until the next morning.

Wet Leg felt a bit underwhelming this year. They seemed like that one band that everyone forgets about, and performs just before the big headliner. Don't get me wrong, I love Wet Leg. Their new album was amazing. But their performance, despite being good at times, was a bit messy and out of control, with sounds toppling over each other. Rhian didn't show herself. One upside was that the crowd had good energy for their top hits and that went well.

Great show. Only played for an hour with no encore though, finished at 10. All the best songs played as expected and included lots of new stuff from the album they haven't released yet so nobody knew it. Nice venue, seats on the balcony for us old folk but still with a good view of the stage.

the royal albert hall was incredible! it could fit around 5000 people and was very nearly full. the crowd loved wet leg, who played some of their most popular songs like angelica and ur mum. when it came to the scream part in ur mum, the audience did not hesitate in joining in. overall, it was an amazing night!

Un show de locura! Sinceramente pensé que este concierto sería un 8.5 para mi pero no fue. Superó cada expectativa que tenía y el Dúo británico (Rhian y Hester) nos dieron un gran show con mucha energía y muchos gritos El público coreaba a pulmón sus canciones como “Ur Mum” y “Chaise Longue”

They didn’t come on stage until after 10pm, which seemed quite late given the advertised start time of 7:30pm (or 6:45pm when we bought the tickets). Would have been helpful for those of us travelling into London if more info had been shared in advance about the schedule. We enjoyed the support act Honey Glaze, we actually preferred them to Wet Leg in the end. I didn’t enjoy the other support act, CMAT… (but bafflingly lots of the crowd seemed to enjoy her show).

such good fun despite not being able to see them properly (sound desk was set up with black curtain over the top covering half the stage, was fixed after Wet Leg finished). the amount of respect people around me had for them was impressive as I've had too many experiences where there has been little to no respect to support acts, but I was pleasantly surprised :) will definitely try to listen to more of their music. they brought such a fun and enthusiastic energy and really got the crowd warmed up for Harry Styles which I loved as well :)

A very entertaining night. The opener, Faux Real, was very entertaining and Wet Leg was great! Their sound was on point till about 3/4 of the way through the set and then the guitars got way louder which made the vocals difficult to hear. Wish the show was longer, but they played all their songs, so what can you do. All in all, a very fun and entertaining night.

The event was so-so! I am so upset that I did not know that Wet Leg canceled their show until 30 minutes before the show. My husband and I purchased VIP tickets and the area for the VIP was not what we expected especially with the cold rain. I feel like we did not get our money's worth for this event. We deserved a little bit better than this.

Wet Leg put on such a fantastic show. Lots of fun and very high energy. I'd see them again when they come. Having Dizzy as an opening act made the night even better. They are a great live band.

Great show from a great band, and a cozy venue like The Empty Bottle made for a fantastic set. I've enjoyed the album, but think they were even better live. Warm-up set from Modern Nun was entertaining, and while I wasn't familiar with their music it was clear they had some fans in attendence.

I've been to a few album launches at rough trade and this one was much better than most, it was a genuine gig with the band fully committed and the crowd fully involved, would definitely advise people to give Wet Leg a try ;)