Wet Leg’s Coachella uploads

Wet Leg’s Coachella set is already living on as official clips, with “mangetout” and “CPR” uploaded to the festival’s YouTube channel within a day of the band’s April 12 performance. (youtube.com) The two videos are labeled “Live at Coachella 2026” and identify Wet Leg’s slot as a Main Stage performance on Sunday, April 12, in Indio, California. Coachella’s upload for “mangetout” says viewers can “re-live” the set, and the “CPR” clip appears on YouTube Music as a matching festival video. (youtube.com) Setlist records show “CPR” and “mangetout” closed Wet Leg’s April 12 set, which ran from 4:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on the Coachella Stage. The same record lists “CPR” as featuring horsegiirL. (setlist.fm) Those uploads fit into a bigger Coachella strategy built around YouTube, not just the in-person crowd. Coachella says its 2026 festival streamed live across seven stages on April 10-12 and will do the same again on April 17-19. (coachella.com) Google said before the festival that the 2026 edition would again stream exclusively on YouTube, with seven simultaneous stage feeds and 4K streams for the Coachella Stage, Outdoor Theatre and Sahara. That setup turns a festival set into footage that can be clipped, reposted and watched after the field clears. (blog.google) Coachella’s own channel is already mixing live streams with fast-turn highlight posts. Its 2026 playlist for Weekend 2 includes scheduled stage feeds alongside newly posted individual songs from artists including Tijuana Panthers, showing the channel is serving both appointment viewing and quick replay clips. (youtube.com) For Wet Leg, the timing lands in the middle of an active album-and-tour cycle. The band’s official site says its album “moisturizer” is out now, and lists U.S. shows in Pomona on April 15, Las Vegas on April 16 and Reno on April 17. (wetlegband.com) Wet Leg also arrived at Coachella with both songs already established as current release-era material. YouTube listings show official videos for “mangetout” and “CPR” posted through the band’s own channels before the festival, giving the Coachella uploads a second life as live-performance counterparts rather than introductions. (youtube.com) The result is that Wet Leg’s Coachella appearance is no longer just something fans had to catch in the desert or on a livestream window. By Monday, two of the set’s closing songs were already packaged as official festival artifacts, ready to circulate on their own. (youtube.com)