WET LEG ANNOUNCE UK & IRELAND HEADLINE TOUR FOR NOVEMBER
WET LEG HAVE ANNOUNCED A UK & IRELAND HEADLINE TOUR FOR NOVEMBER THIS YEAR.
Wet Leg have announced they will tour the UK and Ireland later this year.
Wet Leg will play handful dates across the UK and Ireland during November which will include stops at London’s Royal Albert Hall on 13th November, Liverpool’s Mountford Hall on 15th November, Nottingham’s Rock City on 17th November, Norwich’s UEA On 19th November, Portsmouth Guildhall on 20th November, Cardiff’s Great Hall on 21st November, Dublin’s 3 Olympia Theatre on 26th November and concluding at Belfast’s Telegraph Building on 27th November. Tickets for all these goes on sale 4th July at 10am.
Prior to these dates and following their appearance at Glastonbury Festival, Wet Leg will also be playing shows across US during September and October and Europe between late October and early November. The group are touring the World in support of their new album ‘Moisturizer’ which due for released next week on 11th July via Domino Records.
In support of their album release, the band will also be playing some intimate album shows at Pryzm in Kingston, London’s Electric Ballroom, Chalk in Brighton, HMV Empire in Coventry and Sheffield’s Foundry throughout July.
The band will also making further Festival appearances across this UK This summer including… TRNSMT Festival in Glasgow, Wilderness Festival in Oxfordshire, Boardmasters Festival in Cornwall and Green Man Festival on Isle Of Man.
TOUR DATES:
09 JULY | KINGSTON UPON THAMES Pryzm
11 JULY | TRNSMT FESTIVAL
17 JULY | LONDON Electric Ballroom
21 JULY | BRIGHTON Chalk
22 JULY | COVENTRY HMV Empire
23 JULY | SHEFFIELD Foundry
31 JULY | WILDERNESS FESTIVAL
10 AUGUST | BOARDMASTERS FESTIVAL
15 AUGUST | GREEN MAN FESTIVAL
13 NOVEMBER | LONDON Royal Albert Hall
15 NOVEMBER | LIVERPOOL Mountford Hall
17 NOVEMBER | NOTTINGHAM Rock City
19 NOVEMBER | NORWICH UEA
20 NOVEMBER | PORTSMOUTH Guildhall
21 NOVEMBER | CARDIFF The Great Hall
26 NOVEMBER | DUBLIN 3Olympia Theatre
27 NOVEMBER | BELFAST Telegraph Building
