British indie rock duo Wet Leg have officially unveiled their 2025 North American tour dates in support of their highly anticipated sophomore album, Moisturizer, which drops July 11 via Domino Records. The tour will kick off this fall, beginning September 1 in Seattle and wrapping up October 17 in Los Angeles, spanning 18 shows across the U.S. and Canada.
The announcement follows the release of their first new single since 2022, “Catch These Fists,” which landed on April 1 and signaled the start of the band’s new era. Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, the creative force behind Wet Leg, wrote and recorded Moisturizer during a retreat to Southwold, East Sussex, in early 2024.
“We were just kind of having fun and exploring,” Chambers said in a press release. “We focused on: Is this going to be fun to play live?”
Teasdale added: “It was very natural that we would write the second record together”
The upcoming album reunites the band with producer Dan Carey, who also worked on their 2022 self-titled debut, and includes performances from their touring musicians Ellis Durand (bass), Henry Holmes (drums), and Joshua Mobaraki (guitar, synth).
From “Chaise Longue” to Grammy Gold
Wet Leg exploded onto the music scene in 2021 with the viral hit “Chaise Longue,” which charted on both Alternative Airplay and Rock Airplay, and formed the backbone of their acclaimed debut album. That project debuted at No. 14 on the Billboard 200 and earned the duo Grammy Awards for Best Alternative Music Performance and Best Alternative Music Album, along with a Best New Artist nomination in 2023.
Their rising profile has also landed them high-profile support slots with Harry Styles and the Foo Fighters, playing stadiums across the globe.
Now, with Moisturizer on the way and a massive tour to match, Wet Leg are proving they’re not just a breakout act—they’re here to stay.
Wet Leg – 2025 North American ‘Moisturizer’ Tour Dates:
- Sept. 1 – Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA
- Sept. 3 – Malkin Bowl, Vancouver, BC
- Sept. 5 – Revolution Hall, Portland, OR
- Sept. 9 – First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
- Sept. 10 – Salt Shed, Chicago, IL
- Sept. 12 – HISTORY, Toronto, ON
- Sept. 13 – MTELUS, Montreal, QC
- Sept. 14 – Roadrunner, Boston, MA
- Sept. 15 – Franklin Music Hall, Philadelphia, PA
- Sept. 17 – Summerstage in Central Park, New York, NY
- Sept. 19 – 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
- Sept. 21 – Shaky Knees, Atlanta, GA
- Sept. 28 – Ohana Music Festival, Dana Point, CA
- Sept. 30 – Fox Theater, Oakland, CA
- Oct. 3 – Arizona Financial Theatre, Phoenix, AZ
- Oct. 7 – The Criterion, Oklahoma City, OK
- Oct. 14 – Lowbrow Palace, El Paso, TX
- Oct. 17 – The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
