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Wet Leg bring offbeat indie charm to Cardiff

South Wales Echo

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November 24, 2025

WET Leg's set at Cardiff Students’ Union turned out to be one of those gigs that reminds you why live music feels so special.

- Cathy Owen

Before the band even stepped on stage, one of my favourite parts of going to a show was already in full effect: the audience.

It was a brilliantly mixed crowd - groups of friends clearly discovering the band together, parents with their children sharing a first gig experience, and fans of all ages ready for a good night creating a warm communal atmosphere.

Some of the band’s recent concert reviews described performances a bit flat and lacking the “spark” or “chaos” of their early days, suggesting they may be caught between their oddball origins and a more mainstream pop sound.

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