Rhian Teasdale Set Review – The Irish Times
Wet Leg Electrifies All Together Now with a Fiery Performance
A Captivating Set from the Indie Darlings
Wet Leg, the much-loved indie rock band, delivered a truly electrifying performance at the All Together Now festival, leaving the audience buzzing with energy. Frontwoman Rhian Teasdale commanded the stage with a captivating presence, her powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence anchoring the band’s signature blend of witty lyrics and infectious melodies.
From “Moisturizer” to Chart-Topping Hits
The band kicked off their set with “Catch These Fists,” a high-octane track from their recently released second album, “Moisturizer.” the song’s frenetic energy instantly set the tone for the evening, showcasing the band’s evolution and their continued knack for crafting compelling, slaloming music. This was swiftly followed by crowd-pleasing singalongs like “Wet Dream” and ”Ur Mum,” which had the audience singing along with gusto.
In a special treat for their Irish fans, marking only their third gig in the country, Wet Leg debuted “U and Me at Home” live for the first time. This tender, lulling track, inspired by Teasdale’s quiet nights in with her girlfriend, offered a more intimate glimpse into the band’s songwriting process and resonated deeply with the audience.
The setlist also featured the band’s breakout hit, the funny and surreal ”Chaise Longue,” a track that has cemented their status as indie darlings. The performance culminated with “CPR,” a blistering, grungy number that saw Teasdale embrace her inner pop star, delivering a memorable finale by shouting into an old-school telephone. This “call of the wild” served as a powerful and fitting conclusion to a truly knock-out show.
The band’s ability to seamlessly blend raw energy with sharp, observational humor, all delivered with Teasdale’s unique charisma, made for an unforgettable festival experience. Wet leg proved once again why they are one of the moast exciting acts in contemporary music.