Moist Leg to live-stream upcoming London present on TikTok

Moist Leg have introduced a live-stream of their upcoming London headline present.

The Isle Of Wight duo – comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers – started their present UK and Eire tour in Norwich final Sunday (November 13). Subsequent week, they’ll play two consecutive nights on the O2 Discussion board Kentish City (November 23, 24).

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At the moment (November 17), it’s been confirmed that Moist Leg will broadcast the second London gig dwell on TikTok, marking the platform’s first-ever #AltMusic LIVE occasion.

Followers will be capable to tune in at no cost from 8.55pm GMT subsequent Thursday via Wet Leg’s official TikTok profile.

Previous to the pair of London live shows, the band are set to go to Glasgow (November 17), Leeds (18), Manchester (19) and Birmingham (21). Moreover, Moist Leg will take to the stage in Nottingham (25), Belfast (27) and Dublin (28). The tour is now offered out.

In different information, the duo are scheduled to look because the musical visitors on The Jonathan Ross Present on ITV1 this Saturday.

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It comes after Moist Leg had been nominated for 5 Grammys earlier this week.

The group are within the working for Greatest New Artist, Greatest Various Music Efficiency (‘Chaise Longue’), Greatest Various Music Album (‘Moist Leg’), Greatest Engineered Album, Non-Classical, and Greatest Remixed Recording (Soulwax’s remodeling of ‘Too Late Now’).

The sixty fifth Grammy Awards ceremony is scheduled to happen on the Crypto.com Area in Los Angeles on February 5, 2023.

Chatting with NME final month, Moist Leg teased that their second studio might be “just like the final one, however longer, greater, higher, quicker, stronger and extra fluorescent”.

In the meantime, it’s been introduced that Moist Leg will assist Pulp at their large reunion present in Finsbury Park, London subsequent summer season.