Wet Leg got the Glastonbury 2025 crowd screaming at their raucous Other Stage set – check out footage below.
Rhian Teasdale strode onto the stage flexing her biceps – a frequent occurrence at recent gigs following the release of ‘Catch These Fists‘ – which opened their set today (June 27), setting the tone for a high-octane performance for a packed crowd.
Brandishing a B.C. Rich Mockingbird guitar in Antifreeze green, Teasdale and co. sang fan-favourites including ‘Wet Dream’, ‘Supermarket’ and ‘Oh No’ before performing a number of unreleased tunes.
The group are soon to release their upcoming second album ‘Moisturizer’, which arrives on July 11 and has already been previewed with ‘CPR’ and ‘Davina McCall’, which on the Other Stage is dedicated to Teasdale’s partner.
Wet Leg first started previewing new material back in March when they played a tiny gig in Brighton. These included the live debut of ‘Jen Bod’, ‘Dave Nah’ and ‘Lovestruck’. You can pre-order/pre-save the record here.
‘Catch These Fists’
‘Wet Dream’
‘Supermarket’
‘Oh No’
‘Liquidize’
‘Davina’
‘Ur Mum’
‘Too Late Now’
‘Jennifer’s Body’
‘Being in Love’
‘Mangetout’
‘Pillow talk’
‘Angelica’
‘Chaise Lounge’
‘CPR’
Before launching into ‘Ur Mum’, they ask the crowd: “Does anyone here know how to scream?”. A staple of their live sets, festival-goers dutifully oblige, with Teasdale saying: “I think that probably was the longest and loudest scream we’ve ever done.”
‘Too Late Now’ appears later in the set, followed by the debut of another new track. Rounding off the set, the Isle of White artist play ‘Being in Love’, ‘Mangetout’, ‘Pillow Talk’ and ‘Angelica’, closing out with ‘Chaise Lounge’ and ‘CPR’.
Later this summer, the group are set to perform at a handful of festivals including Green Man, Shaky Knees Festival, Roskilde Festival, Wilderness Festival, TRNSMT 2025, Boardmasters, All Together Now and Øya Festival. Visit here for tickets.
Glastonbury 2025 is set to kick into full swing tonight with headline sets from The 1975 and Loyle Carner alongside the likes of Biffy Clyro, Franz Ferdinand, Self Esteem.
Fans have been anticipating two much discussed ‘TBA’ secret sets – with the first revealed to be Lorde earlier today on the Woodsies stage, leaving the Pyramid slot, rumoured to be Lewis Capaldi.
The weekend continues with Charli XCX, Deftones, Neil Young, Olivia Rodrigo, The Prodigy, Rod Stewart and many more. Check out the full line-up and schedule here.
Check back at NME here for the latest news, reviews, interviews, photos and more from Glastonbury 2025.
Take That have revealed details of their upcoming album Dreamers, shared news of a fresh single titled Feel My Love, and unveiled international dates for their 2027 Dreamers Tour.
Nearly two months after completing their second Circus tour, the hugely successful trio of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald have announced an extensive European schedule featuring over 30 concerts. They have also revealed that their tenth studio record is scheduled for release later this year.
The album’s third track, Feel My Love, will be available next Friday, September 4, 2026, and features Irish American singer and songwriter Michael Patrick Kelly.
The song comes after You’re A Superstar and Sweet July, both of which were performed throughout The Circus Live tour.
The Dreamers Tour will be Take That’s largest European run in several years, with 31 concerts scheduled across 16 countries, including Switzerland, Germany, Spain, Italy, Denmark and Ireland. The journey will open in Zurich on June 3 before concluding in Tüßling, Germany, on July 23, while additional performances are expected to be revealed. Audiences will hear songs from Dreamers alongside favourites from the group’s 30 year catalogue.
Those hoping to access tickets ahead of the public sale can preorder Dreamers beginning September 2 at 10am local time. Presales through participating venues will start on September 3, followed by the general release of tickets one day later. Complete tour information can be found at takethat.com.
The announcement of fresh music and further concerts will come as welcome news to supporters, particularly after Gary opened up about the difficult emotions he experienced following The Circus Live tour.
Speaking honestly in a video posted to Instagram, the 55 year old performer admitted that he had “fallen off a cliff” after the returning tour finished at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on July 4.
He explained that he had spent several weeks attempting to film the message: “Whenever we come off tour, it always feels a little bit of an anti-climax… but for some reason, it just feels like I’ve completely fallen off a cliff since the end of the shows.”
Gary also reached out to anyone experiencing similar feelings after the concerts, explaining that the emotional intensity of performing appears to become stronger with every passing year.
Looking back on the happiness the tour brought, he confirmed that The Circus will not be staged for a third time because the demanding production has become too physically challenging at his age.
While hinting at what comes next, Gary said: “I got to run away with The Circus twice. Now I’m running towards our next exciting, brand-new show."
Alongside a recently released Netflix documentary offering viewers a glimpse behind the scenes, Take That’s Manchester concert during the returning Circus run became the most viewed live streamed UK performance so far after airing through Amazon Music.
