The GRAMMYs
2026
Dec 1st, 2025
Best Alternative Music Album
Best Alternative Music Album
Nomination
moisturizer (Wet Leg) is nominated for The GRAMMYs 2026 Best Alternative Music Album
moisturizer (Wet Leg) is nominated for The GRAMMYs 2026 Best Alternative Music Album
moisturizer (Wet Leg) is nominated for The GRAMMYs 2026 Best Alternative Music Album
moisturizer
Wet Leg's second studio album, moisturizer, followed their acclaimed self-titled debut. The album is the band's first to feature guitarist Josh Mobaraki, bass guitarist Ellis Durand and drummer Henry Holmes as full members of the band, after initially just joining for tour.
Cultural impact
Wet Leg launched the "north american moistourizer 2025" tour, their first in two years, with 19 stops across major cities in NA following a series of festival appearances throughout Europe.
Moisturizer and its singles were accompanied by a series of music videos and performances, such as their appearance on The Tonight Show.
Critical response
The Independent (UK) stated that "Moisturizer's uncanny electricity is off the voltmeter." Read full review
The Guardian praised the album, noting, "Whatever’s inspired them, the songs are supremely punchy, the tunes contagious: Moisturizer is a blast." Read full review
Rolling Stone observed that on Moisturizer, "The emotions... range from crushed-out bliss... to break-up rage." Read full review
moisturizer
Wet Leg's second studio album, moisturizer, followed their acclaimed self-titled debut. The album is the band's first to feature guitarist Josh Mobaraki, bass guitarist Ellis Durand and drummer Henry Holmes as full members of the band, after initially just joining for tour.
Cultural impact
Wet Leg launched the "north american moistourizer 2025" tour, their first in two years, with 19 stops across major cities in NA following a series of festival appearances throughout Europe.
Moisturizer and its singles were accompanied by a series of music videos and performances, such as their appearance on The Tonight Show.
Critical response
The Independent (UK) stated that "Moisturizer's uncanny electricity is off the voltmeter." Read full review
The Guardian praised the album, noting, "Whatever’s inspired them, the songs are supremely punchy, the tunes contagious: Moisturizer is a blast." Read full review
Rolling Stone observed that on Moisturizer, "The emotions... range from crushed-out bliss... to break-up rage." Read full review
moisturizer
Wet Leg's second studio album, moisturizer, followed their acclaimed self-titled debut. The album is the band's first to feature guitarist Josh Mobaraki, bass guitarist Ellis Durand and drummer Henry Holmes as full members of the band, after initially just joining for tour.
Cultural impact
Wet Leg launched the "north american moistourizer 2025" tour, their first in two years, with 19 stops across major cities in NA following a series of festival appearances throughout Europe.
Moisturizer and its singles were accompanied by a series of music videos and performances, such as their appearance on The Tonight Show.
Critical response
The Independent (UK) stated that "Moisturizer's uncanny electricity is off the voltmeter." Read full review
The Guardian praised the album, noting, "Whatever’s inspired them, the songs are supremely punchy, the tunes contagious: Moisturizer is a blast." Read full review
Rolling Stone observed that on Moisturizer, "The emotions... range from crushed-out bliss... to break-up rage." Read full review
