Follow the incoming horde of fans streaming out of Chalk Farm Station if you're looking for Daisy Brain: a swarm of rainbow-colored box-dye, scuffed Converse with trailing laces, and sharp-winged eyeliner. Before noon, a loyal crowd wearing Daisy Brain t-shirts tucked into miniskirts is already waiting outside Camden Assembly Hall for the band's main show. This commitment on the curb, which leads to friendships because of a shared interest, is a rite of passage for Camden's young people. This group of young people will be able to claim to have been present at Daisy Brain's inception. The four-piece, which is led by singer-songwriter and producer Will Tse, deals in sour, bruised realities with a sardonic, tongue-in-cheek kick. Daisy Brain are all of these things, and yet they are also none of them: the band are in an orbit all of their own. They build anthemic hooks that point to a pop impulse, share the sharp wit and venom of their punk predecessors, and bleed from the same wound as grunge. Daisy Brain have become a breeding ground for a die-hard fan base, which they owe tonight's sold-out show to after supporting Yungblud on his UK tour alongside rising talent renforshort. Will Tse is drinking a liter of orange juice as he tries to get the audience excited for the show and deal with the many different demands of life on the road. His kool-aid blue hair is tucked under his hoodie, which has its strings pulled tight..

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