Indie rock with a '90s grunge twist at X-Ray Arcade — don't miss Good Boy Daisy's dynamic set.
Good Boy Daisy, featuring identical twins Hallie and Dylinn Mayes, is bringing their unique indie rock sound to X-Ray Arcade. Known for their vibrant pop sensibilities mixed with a raw '90s grunge vibe, the sisters have been carving out their space in the music scene since 2015. Their performances are dynamic and full of energy, making them a must-see for fans of indie and rock music alike.
The X-Ray Arcade provides an intimate setting that enhances the live music experience, allowing you to feel every beat and lyric. With doors opening at 7 PM and music starting at 8 PM, it's a great opportunity to enjoy a night out with friends. Be sure to bring cash for the $20 entry fee and get ready for a night of unforgettable music.
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Bring $20 cash for entry as the venue only accepts cash at the door. There's an ATM inside, but it charges a $3 fee.
KICKSTAND PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS LIVE MUSIC / ALL AGES 7PM DOORS / 8PM MUSIC $20 CASH DAY OF GOOD BOY DAISY - THE SUMMER LOVE TOUR Website | Spotify | Facebook | Instagram For identical twins Hallie and Dylinn Mayes, forming Good Boy Daisy wasn’t just a band, it was a natural extension of their lifelong bond. Hailing from Scottsdale, AZ, the sisters created the band in 2015, carving out a unique space within the indie rock landscape. While their sound pulses with vibrant pop sensibilities, the raw energy of their ’90s grunge upbringing remains a potent undercurrent, fueling their dynamic performances.
