Wet Leg

Wet Leg have won the awards for 'Best Alternative Album' and 'Best Alternative Music Performance' at the Grammys 2023 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

They will also perform at the ceremony. [In his review of Wet Leg’s debut,](https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/wet-leg-self-titled-album-review/) Far Out’s Jack Whatley wrote: “It may sound like a bold claim. In total, the Isle of Wight band were nominated for three awards.

Indie duo Wet Leg took home two awards at the 65th Grammy awards ceremony on Sunday night - and their reaction was priceless.

and now to have that album nominated for a Mercury has left us absolutely lost for words. Best rock album Best album notes Best Americana album Best gospel album the Congra Patria Son Jarocho Collective Best country album Best R&B album Best comedy album Best rap album But here we are,’ said Rhian, accepting the first award. What are we doing here?

Isle of Wight music sensations Wet Leg scooped two coveted Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday 5th February.

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The band – consisting of Rhian Teasdale, Hester Chambers, Joshua Mobararki, Henry Holmes and Elis Durand – wonthe award for best alternative music performance ...

We all know that Wet Leg are from the Isle of Wight. “We couldn’t have done it without our amazing crew, and that all started with Karima Kingsley, so I just want to give a really big thank you to her. I’m getting a bit…

Flanked by guitarist Josh Omead Mobaraki, bassist Ellis Durand and drummer Henry Holmes, the core duo of Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers appeared stunned as ...

Newman, leader of Canadian indie rock stalwarts The New Pornographers, on [said](https://twitter.com/joshgardner/status/1622517329526505474): “Find it weird that so many people seem annoyed that Wet Leg won the Best Alternative Album of 2022 at the Grammys last night, when it was – by some distance – the Best Alternative Album of 2022.” [tweeted](https://twitter.com/heavenstobetsie/status/1622506073327296512) Debbie M, under the handle @heavenstobetsie. [Wet Leg](https://rollingstone.co.uk/tag/wet-leg),” said A. “So glad to see Wet Leg win these Grammys,” [added](https://twitter.com/chaneyj/status/1622353427220004865) Jen Chaney, TV critic at Vulture. “What are we doing here?” said Teasdale, as they collected the latter. [Arctic Monkeys](https://rollingstone.co.uk/tag/arctic-monkeys), [Big Thief](https://www.rollingstone.co.uk/tag/big-thief), [Björk](https://www.rollingstone.co.uk/tag/bjork), [Florence + the Machine](https://www.rollingstone.co.uk/tag/florence-and-the-machine) and [Yeah Yeah Yeahs](https://www.rollingstone.co.uk/tag/yeah-yeah-yeahs).

The Isle of Wight-based duo, composed of Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, took home two awards on Sunday (5 February) during one of the biggest evenings of ...

In a separate interview conducted a few months later, the duo said the name actually came from Isle of Wight slang used to refer to visitors to the island. The band then hook back up with Styles to travel to Mexico, before appearing on the bill of Coachella’s dual weekend festival in mid-April. They will next be playing live in the UK at The same day their album was announced as part of the 12-strong shortlist for the coveted Mercury Prize. Long-time friends Teasdale and Chambers formed the band in 2019 and signed with Domino Recording Company, which represents artists including Arctic Monkeys, Franz Ferdinand and Hot Chip. [Isle of Wight](/topic/isle-of-wight)-based duo, composed of Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, took home two awards on Sunday (5 February) during one of the biggest evenings of the [music](/topic/music) industry’s calendar in Los Angeles.