Maisie Peters announced the tour on Instagram, as shown below, saying: “gonna be doing these little acoustic evenings to celebrate the good witch release, where i’ll be talking through the album and its creation, playing some songs, spilling some secrets, pouring my heart out to u all”

It is the one of three tours the singer has embarked on this year, as well as numerous festivals.

Before announcing one of the acoustic dates in Brighton, Peters played a headline show at the Brighton Dome last week; a landmark venue in her hometown. She wrote on Instagram: “whenever my manager asks me and the band what are our dream venues are, joel says red rocks and tina says madison square and i say brighton dome. so last night was pretty cool :’) felt very hometown hero last night playing a show in the place i first ever really loved live music, thank u anyone who came and sang with me <3”

Maisie Peters has been a growing name in the UK and around the world since 2018. She released two singles independently before signing with Atlantic Records in 2018. Following on, she released two EP’s: Dressed Too Nice for a Jacket in 2018 and It’s Your Bed Babe, It’s Your Funeral in 2019. She has been a support act for household names such as Niall Horan and Ed Sheeran, the latter of whom signed her to his own record label Gingerbread Man Records in 2021.

With them, she released her first album You Signed Up For This, which debuted at #2 on the UK top charts. The first single “Body Better” off the new album was released in January, and the second “Lost The Breakup” was released at the start of April. Read more about the UK winter tour dates and announcements here,

More information on the latest single “Lost The Breakup” can be found here, and streamed below:

Tickets go on sale here, on Monday 22nd, at 12pm BST. Available tickets for other shows this year can also be found on the same page.

The acoustic show dates are as follows:

13/06/2023 – Empire – Coventry

14/06 – Metronome – Nottingham

19/06 – Pryzm – Kingston

20/06 – Engine Rooms – Southampton

21/06 – Chalk – Brighton

09/07 – Liquid Rooms – Edinburgh

These are the dates and places for the ROAD TO WEMBLEY tour this winter:

17/10/2023 – O2 Academy – Glasgow

19/10 – O2 Academy – Leeds

21/10 – O2 Apollo – Manchester

29/10 – O2 Academy – Birmingham

01/11 – O2 Academy – Bristol

03/11 – OVO Wembley Arena – London

Other UK dates this year:

08/07/2023 – TRNSMT Festival at Glasgow Green – Glasgow

22/07 – Truck Festival at Hill Farm – Oxfordshire

28/07 – YNOT festival at Pikehall – Derbyshire

Pre-order/save the album here.

She announced the Road To Wembley Tour on Instagram, as seen below, saying: “ROAD TO WEMBLEY TOUR 2023! the good witch is getting her own yellow brick road! this uk tour has been such a dream and now we get to do it again in october the very season of the witch herself and the album will be out and i will get to hear from all the ppl in my heart once again <3333 if u preorder the album u will get a special presale code next week before general sale starts next friday i literally cannot wait :’)”

The announcement comes right before playing a sold out show at Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith, London tonight (27/04/23) to end her current UK tour. The final show of the ROAD TO WEMBLEY tour is also tremendously taking place in London, at OVO Arena Wembley. The show, which is the biggest headline show of Peters’ career so far, was previously announced in February, after she made public the release date of her second album.

She announced the show on Instagram below, saying “i truly cannot believe i am saying this but … i am going to be playing ovo wembley arena on the 3rd november 2023.” She continued to say, “this is gonna be the most magical show yet, my biggest headline show ever + the album will be out + of course there will be fun surprises and perhaps even specials guests.”

Maisie Peters’ independently released two singles before signing to Atlantic Records in 2018. With Atlantic records, she released two EP’s called Dressed Too Nice for a Jacket and It’s Your Bed Babe, It’s Your Funeral. She has been a support act for many big names, including Niall Horan and Ed Sheeran, whom signed her to his own record label Gingerbread Man Records in 2021. With them, she released her first album You Signed Up For This, which debuted at #2 on the UK top charts. The first single “Body Better” off the new album was released in January, and the second was released at the start of April.

More information on the Wembley show, the new album, and her latest single can be found here.

Listen the the new single “The Good Witch” below:

You can preorder the second album here.

These are the dates and places for the ROAD TO WEMBLEY tour this winter:

17/10/2023 – O2 Academy – Glasgow

19/10 – O2 Academy – Leeds

21/10 – O2 Apollo – Manchester

29/10 – O2 Academy – Birmingham

01/11 – O2 Academy – Bristol

03/11 – OVO Wembley Arena – London

Other UK dates this year:

27/04/2023 – Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith – London

30/04 – Liverpool Sound City – Liverpool

12/05 – The Great Escape – Brighton

08/07 – TRNSMT Festival – Glasgow

22/07 – Truck Festival – Oxfordshire

28/07 – YNOT festival – Derbyshire

Tickets can be purchased for the ROAD TO WEMBLEY TOUR on Friday 5th May on her official website here, where you can also find any available tickets for all other shows. The fan pre-sale for the new tour is available from the 3rd of May, and more information about obtaining access for this is available on the website.

The singer said on Instagram that it was “a song that changed my life and i hope will change yours!! i remember finishing this song in stockholm and texting my friend ‘i have written the best song maybe ever’ and i was not wrong. i just love this song and i believe in its power for good and i can’t wait to scream it on tour and feel rooms and rooms of people round the world feeling and dealing and healing!!!!!!!” 

The Brighton singer even got invited onto The Tonight Show featuring Jimmy Fallon to perform her new song on the day of its release. Here is what she said on Instagram about the performance: “my first time on the tonight show i’m very honoured and very excited, the good witches late night debut!!!!! it feels correct.”

You can watch the performance here:

Maisie Peters’ began her music career uploading videos of her singing to Youtube. She independently released two singles before signing to Atlantic Records in 2018. With Atlantic records, she released two EP’s Dressed Too Nice for a Jacket and It’s Your Bed Babe, It’s Your Funeral. She has been a support act for many big names, including being a favourite of Ed Sheeran, whom signed her to his own record label Gingerbread Man Records in 2021. With them, she released her first album You Signed Up For This, which debuted at #2 on the UK top charts. The first single “Body Better” off the new album was released in January.

As well as playing a string of other festivals across the world this summer, Peters’ has been announced as one of the headliners of The Great Escape, which is set to begin on Friday 12th May and is in her hometown of Brighton. She is also headlining Sound City festival in Liverpool at the end of April, and playing at TRNSMT festival this summer alongside Sam Fender, Niall Horan and many more great artists.

Her second album The Good Witch will be released on June 16th 2023. After the release, Maisie Peters will be headlining the biggest show of her career at Wembley OVO Arena in November in London. She announced the show on Instagram, saying “i truly cannot believe i am saying this but … i am going to be playing ovo wembley arena on the 3rd november 2023.” She continued to say, “this is gonna be the most magical show yet, my biggest headline show ever + the album will be out + of course there will be fun surprises and perhaps even specials guests.”

Stream the new single here:  

Aside from festivals, Maisie Peters is also playing a short UK tour over April:

14/04/23 – Newcastle University Student Union – Newcastle

15/04 – Assembly Rooms – Edinburgh

18/04 – Leadmill – Sheffield

19/04 – 02 Academy Leicester – Leicester

21/04 – Norwich Nick Rayns LCR UEA – Norwich

22/04 – 02 Academy Oxford – Oxford

23/04 – Tramshead – Cardiff

27/04 – Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith – London

12/05 – Brighton Dome – Brighton

There is limited availability, but tickets for all shows can be purchased here.

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This year, I was lucky enough to play the festival and get a chance to snoop around (I moonlight as a wannabe popstar), and to cut to the chase, was pretty blown away by what Josh and his team have managed to put together over the years. Scattered with 3 stages, Barn, Outdoor, and Main, and accommodating no more than 2000 people, the site is small but bustling with more charm and sincerity than most festivals I’ve attended. Taking advantage of it’s status as a working farm, you can find ostriches, alpacas, donkeys, enormous pigs, and horses casually walking amongst the fields whilst interested and usually inebriated festival goers look on both amused and enamoured. There are hammocks, outdoor beds, orchards, and even the curious new addition of “Grandma’s House” to enjoy as you wonder around the site, the latter being the creation of chief festival designer Harriet Lily. Grandma’s House, a tiny wooden shack with an overgrown lawn and bras and stockings hanging on a washing line, remained a mystery until it’s opening at 19.00 on the Friday night, when it soon became swarmed with people looking to enjoy the late night DJ set that went on inside. Only able to house 15 people at a time, you are allowed to enjoy an aptly designated 15 minutes of dancing before being kicked out for the next batch of clubbers, with 220 Kid even dropping by to play a surprise set this year. Elsewhere James Bay, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Vaccines, Maisie Peters, Easy Life, Maverick Sabre, and Tom Walker headlined across the various stages over the weekend, with Holly Humberstone, Beabadoobee, Griff, and many other hotly tipped rising stars playing just beneath them.

As an artist playing there, the first thing you notice is an overwhelming sense of acceptance and welcome on arrival. The green room is the same for everyone, whether you’re me or Bombay Bicycle Club, everyone is put under one big barn roof that I can only imagine houses tractors during it’s everyday running as a farm. On the first weekend of July every year though, it’s home to hundreds of creatives from around the world as they wait to get on stage. With beer, cider, food, coffee, tea, and even a very friendly man named Tom’s bake off worthy homemade brownies scattered around the room, anything you want- the wonderful green room staff have got you covered.

Unfortunately I only get 500ish words to write this article, so I’m going to have to stop prattling on, however I would highly highly recommend checking this festival out and going next year. I think it’s my favourite I’ve attended so far and can’t sing it’s praises enough. For more info click here.

here’s the incred line-up for #BRITsWeek 2022 presented by @MastercardUK for @WarChildUK: @AnneMarie@bastille@joycrookes@maisiehpeters@BeckyHill@mimiwebb@CraigDavid@Damonalbarn

For info on the shows head to: https://t.co/km2Rwkqqb9 pic.twitter.com/LIgMuRPs8p

— BRIT Awards (@BRITs) December 14, 2021

The concert series will kick start with a performance by English singer-songwriter Anne-Marie. The 30-year-old artist will take the stage at King Cross’ Lafayette on 1st February 2021. The Essex born singer is no stranger to the Brits, she was nominated for four awards including Best British Female Solo Artist at the 2019 awards. After her set for BRITs week, Anne-Marie is set to hit the road for her Dysfunctional Tour in May 2022.

Music fans will then get the chance to see Bastille when they perform at Hackney’s Earth Theatre on 2nd February 2022. The English pop band are also part of the BRIT awards alumni, the group won Best New Artist in 2013 and were nominated for three more awards. The band were also in the running for British Group, Best British Album for Bad Blood and Song Of The Year for their hit “Pompeii”.

It has been announced that former Blur frontman Damon Albarn will conclude the series on 20th February 2022 with a performance at The Troxy. The artist will treat ticketholders to live renditions of classics as well as tracks from his recently released album The Nearer the Fountain, More Pure the Stream Flows. The 53-year-old singer released his second solo studio album on 12th November 2021 via Transgressive Records.

Head of Live at War Child, Ben Anderson has provided the following statement, “We are delighted to be working with BPI and AEG once again on another BRITs Week series. Whilst there was a temporary pause on all things live music over the past 12 months or so, there was no pause to the challenges facing children who live in conflict zones around the world. With conflict rates on the rise, and more children at risk, our work as a charity is never more needed. “The whole music team and the wider War Child teams are very excited to be working on a fantastic series of gigs. There are some real treats for fans to see their favourite artists in some venues across the capital that they wouldn’t normally play, and we look forward to not only the gigs but also to raising much needed funds and awareness of the fantastic work that War Child do.”

Other acts have also been announced to take part in the annual concert series. It has been revealed that Joy Crookes will perform on 2nd February 2022, the English singer is set to perform at Omeara. The 23-year-old singer was shortlisted for the Rising Star Award at last year’s ceremony. Fellow singer-songwriter Maisie Peters is billed to play the next day at the same venue.

British singer-songwriter Becky Hill has also been announced to perform in the series. The 27-year-old singer will take the stage at The Lafayette on 3rd February 2022. Fans will also be able to catch Mimi Webb at London Bridge’s Omeara on 5th February 2022. The 21-year-old singer will be performing tracks from her recently released EP Seven Shades of Heartbreak, the release dropped on 22nd October 2021 and reached number nine within the UK charts. Three days before Albarn’s closing gig, Craig David presents TS5 will take place at Under The Bridge on 17th February 2022. TS5 began as an exclusive pre-party by David but has now developed into a club night full of anthems and hits.

Mastercard cardholders have access to an exclusive pre-sale for all shows, the pre-sale began today at 10 am. Fans can also win tickets via the prize draw, to enter the competition fans must make a £5 donation via the Brits Week War Child website.

Taking to Instagram, the singer wrote: “i wrote it with @hmichelsen and @defonbrune when i was 17 travelling up to london and getting lost in kings cross tryna find henrik’s studio, and then i waited and waited until it felt right to put it out. and then i was 20 and it felt right so i sent it to new transatlantic friends @afterhrs_ who finished it perfectly… and then it came out today and i walked round the city finding my silly little face on billboards in stations i’ve spent hours waiting in and dreaming of things like this.”

“it’s all because of u and i know i joke but really we are family and besties for life and it is my favourite thing ever making music for u. i could talk forever about this song and video and i will be posting a million things about it in the next few days because i’m excited but for now thank u thank u mp1 era begins now baby.”

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The release was accompanied by a music video, which stars Peters and was directed by Louis Bhose. Speaking about the track, Peters says: “I wrote ‘John Hughes Movie’ when I was 17 about a house party that I had gone to. It’s a really honest depiction of being a hopeless, melodramatic teenager, being awkward and drunk and getting your heart broken by people you don’t even remember anymore. John Hughes films encapsulate that foolish romantic energy of high school and everything that I, a small town English wannabe Molly Ringwald wanted to be, but was not.”

Peters began to gain popularity in 2015 by posting original songs on YouTube. Her debut single Place We Were Made was released in 2017, followed by her first EP Dressed Too Nice for a Jacket in 2018. Her second EP It’s Your Bed Babe, It’s Your Funeral came out in 2019, and she released a series of singles during the 2020 lockdown, including Daydreams and Sad Girl Summer.

Her singles have appeared on Love Island and on the soundtrack for the film Birds of Prey. Peters was announced as a support artist for Niall Horan’s Nice to Meet Ya Tour, now due to take place this year. She has played at festivals such as the Great Escape, All Points East, and Barn On The Farm.

‘Maybe Don’t’ feels like the natural evolution of Peters’ musical sensibility from ‘The List’, released earlier this year. It has a similar sound but it is even more stripped back – in that regard, it is most similar to Peters’ latest single, ‘Sad Girl Summer’. Throughout her career she has evolved from a great lyricist to a great lyricist with a real ear for musical arrangement, and her latest work has been consistently sophisticated in this regard.

Between Peters and JP Saxe, ‘Maybe Don’t’ is filled with combined songwriting genius. Actually, though, the single uses few words – Peters referred to it as “minimalist”, which is quite far from her usual, poetic, diary-like style of writing. Speaking to Thomas Bleach, she explained:

“Essentially the song started with Joe in the booth, and it was really important that it was very minimalist. I’m sure I will play the first demo one day, but it was SUPER minimal. I guess it was very inspired by Jeremy Zucker, Lorde, and that world of minimalist pop which embraces only adding things element by element, and if they’re not 100% necessary then they’re taking them out. We were trying to keep it really light, immediate and warm.”

The few lines they do choose to share are filled with meaning and wordplay: “I don’t know how to fall asleep unless you say goodnight”; “you been making group decisions / about us / without us” ‘Maybe Don’t’ has been defined as a conversational love song, and it is – but not the way you might expect. The softness of the sentiment is presented in reverse, through a lens of commitment issues and emotional unavailability. The accompanying energised pop sound is anything but love-ballad-gentle; this is a love song that’s perfect for the digital age and the current moment. ‘Maybe Don’t’ shows, once again, that Maisie Peters is anything but predictable.

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maybe don’t featuring @jpsaxe is out right now!!!!!!! link in my bio, here is me celebrating in hampstead tube station hehe. making this with jp and @joerubel and @afterhrs_ was the best, i am so lucky to get to work with all of them they are the the dream. i hope u love it like we do

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Maisie Peters is one of the artists who hasn’t been at all deterred by quarantine. She has zoomed with fans, created interactive, webcam music videos for ‘Sad Girl Summer’, and produced Youtube content as promo for her latest singles. If there is a video in the works for ‘Maybe Don’t’, it certainly won’t be compromised by any lockdown restrictions.

Due to some combination of her age, her early Youtube career and her digital alertness, Maisie is completely creative with social media and it feels totally engaging, from an audience perspective. This is even true of the ‘Maybe Don’t’ lyric video, which is elevated by using a transcription of the lyrics, typed in real time, including quirks like corrected typos. It has the cautiously overenthusiastic feel of a text conversation between two people who really like each other but don’t want to ever seem too keen.

JP Saxe, her stellar collaborator, is perhaps best known for his collaboration ‘If the World Was Ending‘ with American singer Julia Michaels, titled with some ironic foresight, perhaps. It was released in October 2019, but it became part of his EP Hold It Together, which came out earlier this year. Maisie Peters is a self-confessed ‘massive fan’ of his work. ‘Maybe Don’t’ came together in just six hours before Saxe jetted off to Paris the same evening. You can hear that although ‘Maybe Don’t’ is distinctly part of the Maisie Peters trajectory, Saxe’s influence has certainly elevated her song writing to great new heights. You can stream ‘Maybe Don’t’ everywhere now.

Already gaining plenty of attention, the song has been promoted for a week with cartoon social media posts from Peters, and much anticipation from fans. The music video, which the singer worked on with her friends, currently has 4,000 views after only two hours. Filmed at home while in lock-down, the girls are shown dancing and posing.

When the song and video finally came out, Maisie Peters was excited to share the news with her followers, explaining how they both came to be. She also left a message, saying, “I hope u shriek this song to your chosen families, your groupchats, your best friends, and I hope you remember that in THIS sad girl’s summer : no one dances on their mf own.”

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Sad girl summer is out, link in my bio!!!! This song is especially special to me because I made it entirely with people I love. I wrote it in la with the unreal @iamstephjones & @afterhrs_ the first time we met, before we all became real life actual friends and wrote many more songs together and split our actual sides laughing over dumb shit. Then, I shot this cover art last summer with @radhaggis who I’ve known since I was literally 15, when we both made youtube videos and I slid into his dm’s with facts about the coldwar. I got him to come down to brighton and take film photos of me and my hometown friends just fucking about for the day, and then fast forward a year, when I was tryna choose artwork for sad girl summer and I was suddenly like!!!! I should use those photos!!!!! Like the song is singing about friendship and girl gangs and building eachother up, and what is more perfect to represent that than a photo of me and my actual day 1 best mates @natashabanksss and @olivwalton who I went to prom with, and made tie dye shirts with, and crammed last minute for history gcse with. I hope u shriek this song to your chosen families, your groupchats, your best friends, and I hope you remember that in THIS sad girl’s summer : no one dances on their mf own

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The artist held an Instagram livestream yesterday (30th June) to discuss the song and pique the interest of her followers. While in isolation, Peters has held many livestreams and found time to work on multiple projects including writing and recording new music or covers, and even filming a carpool karaoke style video with her twin sister, in which the pair sung to many of the artist’s previous tracks.

Posting original music on YouTube in 2015, Peters gained popularity over the next few years, releasing two singles independently before signing with Atlantic Records. Her YouTube channel has now reached 82,000 subscribers from her original music. With her record company, the artist has also put out numerous singles including ‘Worst Of You’ which has over 62 million streams on Spotify, as well as two EPs. On YouTube, her most viewed video is ‘Stay Young’, a single release from 2019.

The idea behind ‘The Bed Covers’ is to, as the artist wrote in a social media post, “cover a song that is calm and soothing and makes me feel slightly more peaceful in what we can all agree is not the most calm and peaceful time”. Kicking the series off with Coldplay’s ‘Fix You’, Peters creates a relaxing atmosphere, usually filming at sunset in her bedroom with only a piano or guitar, and her voice. She also writes a lovely message to fans on each video explaining why she chose a particular song.

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Ok so I’ve decided to start a thing called the bed covers where every night I’m gonna cover a song that is calm and soothing and makes me feel slightly more peaceful in what we can all agree is not the most calm and peaceful time. Play it before u go to sleep or in the bath or in a difficult moment. I’m hoping it will help us both stop existential crisising for at least 59 seconds. Gonna start it off with one of the all time greatests, but pls leave any requests or ideas in the comments #thebedcovers

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Requests are welcomed for the series, with fans most recently asking for ‘The Night We Met’ by Lord Huron. Peters gladly obliged, saying that she had forgotten how much she loved the song. “I forgot how much I adore this song. I had all and then most of u some and now none of u. Like what. Who writes that. Ugh. Keep requests coming,” she expressed.

The first cover came out only two weeks after the release of Peters’ new single ‘Daydreams‘, a song she worked on with Ian Fitchuk and Daniel Tashian about unrequited love. The song received an amazing reception from fans, and Peters managed to make a lyric video from her home while self-isolating. The singer also was able to connect with fans through Instagram Live, running a livestream concert on the day ‘Daydreams’ was released.

 

 

 

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Daydreams acoustic from the live last week which was so much fun even if I did leak loads of music and be a general embarrassment for 40 minutes hehe also my sister has just got home and wants us to do a live stream would u guys be up for that amount of chaos and if so what should we do pls leave your thoughts below

 

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This year, Maisie Peters was arranged as one of the supporting acts on Niall Horan’s ‘Nice To Meet Ya Tour’. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the tour was unfortunately cancelled and Horan said he would be releasing new music and running an entirely new tour in 2021. It is not confirmed yet if Peters will remain a guest.

Posting original music on YouTube in 2015, Peters gained popularity over the next few years, releasing two singles independently before signing with Atlantic Records. Her YouTube channel has now reached 77,000 subscribers from her self-described “emo girl pop”. With her record company, the artist has also put out two more singles including ‘Worst Of You’ which has over 62 million streams on Spotify, as well as two EPs. On YouTube, her most viewed video is ‘Stay Young’, a single release in 2019.

I’M RELEASING A SONG THIS FRIDAY, IT’S CALLED DAYDREAMS AND IT WILL PROBABLY MAKE U CRY pic.twitter.com/ejsbBHAnQX

— maisie peters (@maisiehpeters) March 23, 2020

After announcing the release on Monday via social media, Peters teased fans with details of how she wrote the track, cryptic lyrics, and even the first verse of the song. Her followers loved the post and connected with the lyrics, as with every song this talented artist creates. She continues to further connect with fans by answering questions and joking with fans about the song on Twitter.

Along with the single, fans can watch the lyric video on YouTube. It has gained almost 1,000 views and shows Peters at her bedroom desk turning through a notebook where she has written the lyrics. The idea appears to come from the way in which she penned the song, making “melodramatic diary entries” in her iPhone notes. Peters is always very open about her songs and her process, writing about her personal experiences, which is what makes her relatable to so many.

Maisie Peters puts out track after track, with ‘Birds Of Prey’ soundtrack song ‘Smile’ only out since February 2020, with 3 million plays on Spotify. Her EP ‘It’s Your Bed Babe, It’s Your Funeral’ was released in 2019. The singer-songwriter is set to support Niall Horan on his “Nice To Meet Ya Tour” at the end of the year. Find tickets on his official website.

Posting original music on YouTube in 2015, Peters gained popularity over the next few years, releasing two singles independently before signing with Atlantic Records. Her YouTube channel has now reached 76,000 subscribers from her self-described “emo girl pop”. With her record company, the artist has also put out two more singles including ‘Worst Of You’ which has over 62 million streams on Spotify, as well as two EPs. On YouTube, her most viewed video is ‘Stay Young’, a single release in 2019.

Daydreams out right now right this minute I hope u love it https://t.co/0rMxF6M6FC moral of the story is always make melodramatic diary entries in your iPhone notes when your sad and drunk in ubers as sometimes u get special songs out of them pic.twitter.com/kdYKjhQgXd

— maisie peters (@maisiehpeters) March 27, 2020