Melbourne, Australia — Pop punk band, Danger Den, are sharing their catchy new single “Daisy,” on August 22. The single is the band’s first new release since their 2024 track “New Year’s Eve.”

“Daisy” is laced with enticing hooks and honest energy. Danger Den boldly tells a love story draped in addictive melodies. This new single is sure to draw new listeners in while pleasing the band’s already built fanbase.

“Someone told us it sounds like Jessie’s Girl had a pop punk cousin,” says frontman Jeremy Uyloan. “That’s when we knew we had something fun and powerful. It’s cheeky, it’s nostalgic, and it hits that sweet spot between angst and melody.”

About Danger Den: Formed in Darwin and now thriving in Melbourne’s dynamic scene, Danger Den has steadily built a loyal following with their heartfelt lyrics, explosive performances, and relentless drive. Since their inception in 2018, they’ve launched a full-length album (Pull Yourself Together), earned recognition as finalists at the Northern Territory Music Awards, and claimed the top spot on the 2022 Territory Sounds Countdown. They’ve also shared the stage with renowned Australian acts including Eskimo Joe, Frenzal Rhomb, Butterfingers, and Southeast Desert Metal, further cementing their presence in the national music scene.

The band features Jeremy Uyloan, James McGrath, Liam Terrill, Luke Schembri, and Blake Alessandro, a tight-knit group bonded by their passion for storytelling through music. Their sound draws on classic and contemporary influences alike, channeling emotion and edge in equal measure.

With “Daisy”, the band showcases once again their gift for turning real-life moments into pop punk anthems that connect deeply with fans.