Indie duo Daisy the Great live at The Argo. Full bar, kitchen open till close. Arrive early for parking.
Daisy the Great, the indie duo known for their tight harmonies and sharp lyrics, is performing live at The Argo. Kelley Dugan and Mina Walker, who met at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, have crafted a unique sound that has captivated audiences worldwide. Their journey from local NYC gigs to viral TikTok fame with "The Record Player Song" showcases their organic growth and musical evolution.
Their latest album, The Rubber Teeth Talk, produced by Catherine Marks, continues to push boundaries with each song standing as a unique centerpiece. This performance promises to be a memorable experience, with the duo's voices turning into unforgettable instruments. The Argo provides a cozy setting with a full bar and kitchen service, making it an ideal spot for a night of music.
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Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show starts at 8:00 PM. With free parking available, it's a convenient and enjoyable evening for music lovers. Note that $1 from every ticket supports local artist mental health initiatives, adding a meaningful touch to your night out.
If you're bringing kids, note that all under-18s must be with a parent or guardian at all times. The venue is strict about this, so plan accordingly to avoid any issues.
Free parking is available, but it can fill up quickly. Arrive early to secure a spot, or consider nearby street parking as an alternative.
Indie duo Daisy the Great blend tight harmonies and sharp lyrics into bold, melodic songs that turn voices into unforgettable instruments. Kelley Dugan and Mina Walker met as acting majors at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. After writing songs together following class, the duo soon formed Daisy the Great. After a few years playing locally around New York City, they released their first EP, I’ve Got A Few Friends And I Wish They Were Mine (2018), featuring the lead single “The Record Player Song,” followed by their debut album, I’m Not Getting Any Taller (2019), which they recorded and performed with friends from college. “The Record Player Song” later blew up on TikTok, leading the band to release a new version with fellow New York pop artists AJR. The track went on to be certified gold and has amassed over 450 million streams. From there, the band released their sophomore album, All You Need Is Time (2022), along with a series of singles and EPs, including Spectacle: Daisy the Great vs. Tony Visconti, which they wrote with the legendary producer. Over the years, Daisy the Great has organically grown their audience by being completely inimitable. On their latest studio album, The Rubber Teeth Talk (2025), produced by Catherine Marks, tight harmonies, sharp lyrics, and a keen melodic sensibility are the only rules. Each song stands as its own surprising centerpiece, a reminder that the voice itself is an instrument.
