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Wet Leg tease new music in new clip: "We're so back!"
21 March 2025, 13:03 | Updated: 24 March 2025, 12:13
The Wet Dream outfit have shared a post on social media, telling their fans they're "back".
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Wet Leg have teased their return this week and shared a snipped of new music.
The Isle of Wight rockers - comprised of Rhian Teasdale, Hester Chambers, Henry Holmes, Josh Mobaraki and Ellis Durand - took to Instagram to share a photo of themselves posing with a ghoulish figure, alongside the caption: "weβre so back: wetlegband.com".
A trip to their website encourages fans to sign up for updates, before loading a very Windows 95-inspired page, which includes painfully nostalgic tabs, a retro-looking cursor and the phrase "This is the real world hunni".
The Wet Dream rockers later shared clip, which sees Teasdale performing what appears to be their comeback single to camera.
She sings: "Can you catch a medicine ball? /Can you catch yourself when you fall?/You should be careful if you catch my drift/'Cause what I really want to know is can you catch these fists?
The new music will mark the band's first new material since their 2022 self-titled debut, which scored a UK number one for the band and included the singles Chaise Longue, Wet Dream, Ur Mum and Too Late Now.
Wet Leg - Chaise Longue (Official Video)
The rockers have since announced two dates in North America, playing a special "little gathering" at Market Hotel, Brooklyn and at The River in Frogtown Los Angeles.
Wet Leg may well also be preparing to announce a headline UK tour, after their almost a two year break from the limelight.
So far, Wet Leg are set for appearances at Glasgow Green's TRNSMT Festival, Oxfordshire's Wilderness Festival and All Together Now 2025, which takes place in County Waterford, Ireland.
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- Watch Wet Leg join Harry Styles on stage to perform Wet Dream
- Wilderness Festival 2025: Basement Jaxx, Supergrass & Wet Leg to headline
