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For some people, working with a sibling would be nearly impossible. But for identical twin sisters Hallie and Dylinn Mayes, starting a band together was the only thing that made sense. “We’ve never known anything different,” says Hallie. “We’ve spent our whole life together, each and every moment.” “We’re the typical twins,” adds Dylinn. “We’re best friends and we’re never apart.” So when the two discovered music was their calling, they formed GOOD BOY DAISY, becoming an alt-pop duo with plenty of rock influence. “It’s amazing to see how our chemistry is,” says Hallie, referring to both their onstage personas as well as their day-to-day experiences recording. “It’s unfairly easy.” Raised on a steady diet of ‘90s grunge, the sisters inherited a lot of their early music taste from their father, as well as many rounds of the video game Rock Band—featuring Dylinn on guitar with Hallie playing drums. But as they began to thumb through vinyl at their local record stores, their favorite artists grew beyond Alice In Chains and Soundgarden to include more modern indie favorites such as alt-J and Matchbox Twenty. And somehow as they grew older, theirmusic interests became even more intertwined. “We’ll never complain about who has the aux cord,” says Hallie with a laugh. While they continued to jam out as videogame rockstars, it wasn’t until they saw a group of friends perform at a local show that they realized real-life stardom was within their grasp. “It was the first time we saw someone our age playing in a band,” says Dylinn. “We’re like—wait a minute, you can play in a band? You can get up with your friends and play music you like? That’s a thing?” “Not only that,” adds Hallie, “I had no idea that people wrote their own music. When I saw kids our own age doing it, it was a game changer.” Both of them recall coming home from that show and immediately scrambling to get their own real-life instruments. In addition to drumming, Hallie began to take on singing duties while Dylinn stayed with guitar. Before they continued with their own writing, their first sets were still full of grunge and rock covers, featuring cuts from AFI, Hole and Rage Against The Machine. “That’s all we knew, so that’s what came out of us,” says Hallie. “The more we developed our own musical taste throughout high school, we totally changed our sound,” says Dylinn. They began to tour every weekend while also searching for a steady writing and producing partner. “No one pushed us like we wanted to be pushed,” says Dylinn. “It was always some kind of conflict or fighting in terms of musical taste, or where we wanted the song to go,” adds Hallie. Combining pop hooks and dreamy production with alt-rock riffs, “Grey,” announces Good Boy Daisy’s debut with an edgy punch. “It’s such a bold song, and we’re bold people,” says Hallie. “It perfectly fits our first release.” “It’s so catchy and fun,” adds Dylinn. “It has such an energy that we felt it would be a great first impression.” Beyond “Grey,” the trio have been working on a few other songs, which the Mayes sisters describe as “experimental.” “Our whole motto is ‘no rules,’” says Hallie. “We say it all the time when we’re writing. We always want to fully go for it.” The duo are going for it every way they can; along with future song releases on the horizon, they’re more than ready to tour and play for crowds again. “We really shine when we play live,” says Hallie. “We’re excited to show everyone how fun our concerts can be.” Beyond that, the two just want Good Boy Daisy to be known to the world. “As a band, we hope to become the coolest household name,” says Dylinn. “We’re real people,” says Hallie, “and I can’t wait for everyone to know who we are.”
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Pop Rock, Alternative
Hallie Mayes - singer, Dylinn Mayes - guitar
Yes, Good Boy Daisy is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Good Boy Daisy concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Good Boy Daisy tour is scheduled for 9 dates across 9 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
Good Boy Daisy is scheduled to play 9 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
Good Boy Daisy's tour starts Mar 31, 2026 and ends on Apr 18, 2026. They will play 9 cities; their most recent concert was held in Dallas at Puzzles Deep Ellum and their next upcoming concert will be in Denver at Meow Wolf Denver | Convergence Station.
As part of the Good Boy Daisy tour, Good Boy Daisy is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
