Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Read the book that feels like a real rock documentary. Taylor Jenkins Reid masterfully crafts the story of the meteoric rise and legendary collapse of Daisy Jones & The Six, an iconic (and entirely fictional) 1970s rock band. Told through a series of revealing interviews with the band members, producers, and insiders decades later, the novel pieces together their journey from obscurity to headlining arenas worldwide. At the heart of it all is the explosive chemistry and complicated relationship between the magnetic, free-spirited singer Daisy Jones and the intense, driven frontman Billy Dunne—a connection that fueled unforgettable music and ultimately tore the band apart. Immerse yourself in the energy, excess, and heartbreak of the 70s rock scene and uncover the secrets behind the music in this utterly addictive novel.

Why You’ll Love This Book

The unique oral history format pulls you directly into the band's world, making their story feel incredibly immediate and real. You'll likely find yourself captivated by the unforgettable, flawed characters, particularly the intense and electric dynamic between lead singers Daisy Jones and Billy Dunne. This immersive structure, combined with the vivid portrayal of the 70s rock scene, creates a truly transportive reading experience full of music, drama, and undeniable heart.