British alternative pop band Daydreamers have unveiled their infectious new single, “All I Ever Dream About,” available on all digital streaming platforms. This track, an airy and romantic piece, exudes a warm ambience that perfectly complements the band’s previous buzzworthy singles, “Call Me Up” and “Beach House,” released earlier this spring.
“All I Ever Dream About” continues the band’s tradition of embedding sentimental value into their music. Vocalist and principal songwriter Riley describes the band’s sound as “sad euphoria,” a term that captures the emotional depth and heart-wrenching themes they explore, while maintaining an upbeat musical vibe. The song features a soaring chorus that reaches for the skies, with verses that delve into themes of uncertainty and insecurity.
Riley explains, “You’re super obsessed with somebody, and you know it’s not good for you. It’s pure infatuation, but there’s a slight irony because you know the situation is never going to last. You’re basically saying, ‘You’re all I ever dream about,’ with a bit of a wink.”
Daydreamers have already made a name for themselves as a must-see live act. They will be touring with fellow UK band Sea Girls this fall, alongside appearances at major festivals like Latitude and Reading & Leeds. Previously, they have opened for acts such as Kings of Leon and Pale Waves, and sold out their first headlining gig in London before even releasing their debut single.
The band consists of Riley (vocals, guitar), Aurora (bass), Jay (drums), and Marco (guitar). Formed in 2023, they quickly gained traction with their debut single “Call Me Up,” which sparked a frenzy on TikTok and translated to several million streams. Their follow-up single, “Beach House,” released in May, garnered early critical acclaim from BBC Radio 1 and MTV UK, with Uproxx noting that “Daydreamers display the potential to resonate indefinitely.”
Riley reflects, “I think music exists to help us understand life. Maybe, Daydreamers can help you make sense of things.”
Check out their full touring schedule below and experience the euphoric sadness of Daydreamers for yourself.
daydreamers Tour Dates:
July 27 – Suffolk, GB – Latitude Festival
August 23 – Leeds, GB – Leeds Festival
August 25 – Reading, GB – Reading Festival
September 26 – Sheffield, GB – Octagon*
September 27 – Newcastle, GB – O2 City Hall*
September 28 – Manchester, GB – O2 Apollo Manchester*
September 29 – Glasgow, GB – O2 Academy Glasgow*
October 1 – Nottingham, GB – Rock City*
October 3 – London, GB – O2 Academy Brixton*
October 4 – Cardiff, GB – The Tramshed*
October 5 – Manchester, GB – Neighbourhood Festival
October 6 – Portsmouth, GB – Portsmouth Guildhall*
October 7 – Norwich, GB – The LCR, UEA
October 8 – Birmingham, GB – O2 Academy 1*
October 9 – Liverpool, GB – Mountford Hall*
October 12 – Belgast, GB – Limelight*
November 16 – Leeds, GB – Live at Leeds in the City Festival