Wet Leg shot to stardom immediately with their cheeky early singles ‘Chaise Longue’ and ‘Wet Dream’, followed by a #1 self-titled debut album, seemingly endless touring, a support slot with Harry Styles and a string of awards, including recognition from the GRAMMYs and BRITs. After a short break, Wet Leg returned, now as a fully-formed band, and eager to get back to work once again. Their sophomore record, Moisturiser, was crafted intentionally to break expectations and serves as a sonic departure. It’s punchier, angrier and heavier in every way. 

Canadian outfit Mother Mother’s one-off UK show at London’s O2 Academy Brixton wasn’t just a concert - it was a big, quirky, sparkly therapy session wrapped in alt-pop anthems. Supporting their latest album Nostalgia, the night served as both a celebration of the band’s evolution and a reminder of their enduring connection with a dedicated UK fanbase, bringing a show full of punch and personality.