Good Boy Daisy book Swan Dive, their first Las Vegas show since 2023

The twin-sister duo from Scottsdale comes back to Las Vegas on Feb. 20 for a 400-capacity night at Swan Dive, their first local date since Brooklyn Bowl in December 2023.

The last time Good Boy Daisy played Las Vegas, it was the first weekend of December 2023 and the room was Brooklyn Bowl. The next time will be a lot closer to the stage: the duo plays Swan Dive on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2027, with the show starting at 8 p.m. It is their first Las Vegas date in more than three years.

The show was announced Oct. 22, and tickets are on sale now through eTix. Swan Dive holds about 400 people, so this is a Saturday night in a room where the front row and the back of the house are never far apart. For a band whose last local stop was a much bigger venue, that is the kind of booking worth noticing early.

If you're catching up, Good Boy Daisy is the project of identical twins Hallie and Dylinn Mayes, who started the band in 2015 in Scottsdale, Arizona. They've grown into an alt-pop duo with plenty of rock influence, a blend of modern alt-rock and indie edge. Scottsdale is a desert neighbor rather than a coast away, which makes Las Vegas something close to a home-region show for them, and makes the three-year gap feel longer than it looks on paper.

The biggest change since that Brooklyn Bowl night is on record. On March 27, 2026, the twins released Blitz, their debut EP, eight songs that put the band's alt-rock leanings on tape in one place. Feb. 20 will be the first chance for Las Vegas to hear that material live, and a 400-person room is about the best possible place to find out how those songs translate off the streaming playlist and into a mix you can feel in your chest.

The pair have also been talking more about how they got here. They sat down with American Songwriter's Bringin' It Backwards podcast for a long-form interview, the kind of conversation that fills in the backstory for fans who found them through a single song and want to know the people behind it.

Blitz gave Good Boy Daisy a full record to tour on. Feb. 20 is Las Vegas's first chance to hear it in the room.

What to expect: a headline set from a band that has been at it since 2015, now with a debut release behind it, in a room small enough that the two sisters at the center of it will be impossible to miss. Swan Dive's size also means the night is unlikely to feel anonymous — you'll be near the stage whether you planned to be or not.

A practical note: the show is a Saturday, it starts at 8, and the date is a little over three months out. Rooms this size can move quickly for a band coming back after a long absence, so it's worth sorting out tickets sooner rather than later.

It has been nearly three and a half years between Las Vegas shows for Good Boy Daisy. That's long enough for a band to change, and long enough for a town to miss one. On Feb. 20, both sides get to find out what's different.

Sources: Good Boy Daisy at Swan Dive (JamBase) (jambase.com); Good Boy Daisy – Swan Dive tickets (eTix) (etix.prf.hn); Good Boy Daisy (First Avenue) (first-avenue.com); Good Boy Daisy (Sennheiser artists) (sennheiser.com); Good Boy Daisy (Mile of Music) (mileofmusic.com); Bringin It Backwards: Interview with Good Boy Daisy (American Songwriter) (americansongwriter.com)