Wet Leg have reacted to beating Oasis to a Number One album by posting a picture while wearing a piss-take t-shirt.
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The band, which consists of Rhian Teasdale, Hester Chambers, Henry Holmes, Josh Mobaraki and Ellis Durand, released their second album ‘Moisturizer’ on July 11.
Wet Leg’s new album has topped the Official Vinyl Albums Chart and the Official Record Store Chart, which has named it the biggest seller of the previous seven days in UK independent record shops.
‘Moisturizer’ claimed the top spot and beat Oasis’ ‘Time Flies… 1994-2009’ (3), ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ (4) and ‘Definitely Maybe’ (5).
In reaction to the news, Wet Leg posted a photo on their social media channels where Teasdale can be seen holding a vinyl copy of the album while wearing an Oasis-labelled T-shirt. However, instead of the Gallagher brothers, this t-shirt features a still from the 1994 comedy Dumb and Dumber. On their Instagram story, they wrote, “Yay, eat shit Oasis hehe.”
Check out their Instagram post below.
Earlier this month the band announced details of a 2025 tour of the UK and Ireland. Eight new shows have been added to the already stacked itinerary for this year, and they kick off on November 13 with an opening night at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall in London. From there, shows continue with stops at Liverpool’s Mountford Hall and Nottingham’s Rock City on November 15 and 17, respectively.
More new shows include slots at UEA in Norwich, Guildhall in Portsmouth, University Great Hall in Cardiff and the 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin. Visit here to buy any remaining tickets.
Wet Leg’s new 2025 UK and Ireland tour dates are:
NOVEMBER
13 – Royal Albert Hall, London
15 – Mountford Hall, Liverpool
17 – Rock City, Nottingham
19 – UEA, Norwich
20 – Guildhall, Portsmouth
21 – University Great Hall, Cardiff
26 – 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin
27 – Telegraph Building, Belfast
NME awarded ‘Moisterizer’ four stars in a review, commending it for its strength and style. The review concluded: “After the whirlwind that was Wet Leg’s debut album, it would have been easy for the band to capitulate under the pressure or just play it safe and remake that record.
“But on their second effort, they’ve evolved into a smarter, sexier and altogether stronger creature. Would we still love Wet Leg if they turned into a worm? With this album under their belts, the answer is undoubtedly yes.”