Prime Video's Daisy Jones and the Six is adapted from Taylor Jenkins Reed's best-selling 2019 novel, chronicling the rise and fall of a fictional 1970s rock band inspired by Fleetwood Mac. While the source material is presented as an oral history, the streaming adaptation is structured as a documentary in which band members serve as narrators of the band's glory days. Led by lead singers Daisy Jones (Riley Keough) and Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin), the band catapulted from obscurity to superstardom, but at a concert at Soldier Field in Chicago After the show sold out, he suddenly announced his withdrawal. While viewers will get to see the band's complete breakdown, they won't be able to watch all ten episodes of Daisy Jones and the Six at once.
Prime Video premiered just the first three episodes on March 3, with a new batch of episodes rolling out every Friday until March 24. We’re trying to take control of March with a version of rave/no rave,” co-showrunner Scott Neustadter explained to The Hollywood Reporter in an interview published March 3 Dow. "These episodes do make sense in this rhythm, so we'll do the best we can and then hopefully the word of mouth takes over. As a TV fan, I want to watch the things everyone is talking about. Hopefully we can have a conversation. "
New episodes of Daisy Jones and the Six will be available to stream on Prime Video every Friday at 3:00 a.m. ET — here's the full release schedule:
- March 3: Episode 1, “Track 1: Come on”
- March 3 : Episode 2, "Track 2: I'll Take You There"
- March 3 : Episode 3, "Track 3: Someone Saved My Life Tonight"
- March 10 : Episode 4, “Track 4: I Saw the Light”
- March 10 : Episode 5, “Track 5: Fire”
- March 10 : Episode 6, “Track 6: Whatever Gets You Through the Night”
- March 17 : Episode 7, "Track 7: She's Gone"
- March 17 : Episode 8, “Track 8: Looks like we made it”
- March 24 : Episode 9, “Track 9: It Feels Like the First Time”
- March 24 : Episode 10 (season finale): "Track 10: Rock and Roll Suicide"
The Prime Video series also stars Camila Moreau (Camila Dunne), Will Harrison (Graham Dunne), Suki Waterhouse (Karen Sirko), Josh Whitehouse (Eddie Roundtree) , Sebastian Chacon (Warren Rojas), Nabiyah Be (Simone Jackson) and Tom Wright (Teddy Price), with Timothy Olyphant guest starring as Rod Reyes . In addition to singing on the fictional band's 11-song Aurora album, which was released on March 2, the cast also recorded a total of 24 original songs on the soundtrack.
"My whole family are musicians, so I grew up in a very musical household. I was touring all the time; music was a big part of my life and I've always had an emotional connection to it," Keo, the granddaughter of Elvis Presley and daughter of Lisa Marie Presley, said in an interview with Amazon. "My relationship with music is definitely different now because of that experience on the show, as well as recording the album and playing live...I have a greater affinity for musicians."
As with the show, fans can hear more songs from Keough and her cast every Friday through March 24.
