Daisy Carter is a local journalist based in London, focusing on music and DIY culture. She writes for DIY magazine and her work has also appeared in Gigwise. Daisy covers album releases, music videos, live performances, and interviews with musicians, providing insights into the vibrant music scene in the UK.
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Daisy Carter's coverage is largely focused on local and national entertainment news, particularly music events and announcements. She seems to be interested in covering live performances, album releases, and interviews with solo artists.
If you are pitching to Daisy, consider offering exclusive access to new or unique musical projects, upcoming live performances by emerging or established artists in the UK (especially London), or providing insights into the creative process behind albums. Additionally, if you have information about new venues or significant developments related to concerts in the UK that may interest her audience.
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The Dublin-formed quintet have also shared a new single, ‘Words Lost Meaning’.
By: Daisy Carter
The release will consist of new songs from a handful of emerging artists, as well as Angel Olsen covers of other songs by said artists.
It’s our latest preview of his debut album ‘Service Station At The End Of The Universe’.
The track lands ahead of their London headline show at Kentish Town Forum this weekend.
By: Daisy Carter, Charlie Barclay Harris
They’ve also shared a new single and confirmed a run of 2025 tour dates.
The festival has already confirmed Linkin Park, Green Day, Sam Fender and Olivia Rodrigo as next year’s headliners.
The Portuguese festival has already announced that pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo will be one of three headliners.
Hello and welcome back to DIY’s introducing feature, Get To Know… which aims to get you a little bit closer to the buzziest acts that have been catching our eye as of late, and working out what makes them tick.
He’s set to play London Stadium - his biggest show yet - and two hometown dates at St James’ Park.
The Horrors, Fat Dog, Sprints and more will be part of the festival’s 20th birthday celebrations.
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