Wet Leg at TCD review: Exuberant, witty and captivating – this band are only getting started

Rhian Teasdale is a captivating performer, with an uncanny ability to look as though she’s dancing around her bedroom

Olivia Dean, Alanis Morissette and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead

June 20th-26th, 2026: The best music, theatre, art and more coming your way this week

Wet Leg at All Together Now 2025: Rhian Teasdale’s ex must feel his ears burning during this blistering set

On the Waterford festival’s first night, the zinging alternative anthems are by turns biting, bittersweet, loved-up and scathing

Wet Leg’s Rhian Teasdale: ‘I’m doing sexy body rolls, but I’m wearing lobster claws’

On Moisturizer, the post-punk band’s thrilling second album, the Grammy-winning singer flexes her rock-star muscles

Wet Leg: Moisturizer review – Furious guitars, hummable melodies and pure, uncomplicated joy

Rhian Teasdale and co’s second album brilliantly refines all that was great about their brash, bouncy debut

Wet Leg at Electric Picnic 2023: Smart, punchy, shin-kicking pop from Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers

Electric Picnic 2023: Their music is full of zing on record, but dark, funny tracks such as Ur Mum and Chaise Longue are even better live

Wet Leg review: 2022’s most sublime rock sensations deliver sparkling Irish debut

Teasdale and Chambers effortlessly replicate wit and wholesomeness threaded through first album

Wet Leg: Triumphant debut of frosty insouciance

Wet Leg: ‘Life is quite a rollercoaster for us right now, and we’ve just got to ride it’

The hottest band of 2022 on loving dad jokes, learning to say no, and Ronan Keating