Daisy Jones & The Six

In the late seventies, singer/songwriter Daisy Jones & The Six burst onto the rock n roll scene with their album Aurora. It defined the era and an entire generation of girls wanted to grow up to be Daisy. But no one knows why the group split on the night of their final concert at Chicago Stadium on July 12, 1979 . . . until now. In Los Angeles in the late sixties, a young girl named Daisy is sneaking into clubs on Sunset Strip, sleeping with rock stars and dreaming of singing at The Whisky a Go-Go. As she crosses paths with Billy Dunne — The Six’s brooding leader and a man whose demons are deepening — her own star begins to rise. As her glittering image becomes his obsession, Billy will dictate every aspect of her life. By the time she’s twenty, Daisy has traded in one dream for another: she is now an L. A. groupie. But it’s the rock n roll she loves most and she is determined to find her way back to that world and rejoin the band who made her famous – no matter what it takes.