Ninebanks are wasting no time in making noise this year, and “What Daisy Did” feels like the perfect way to kick things off. Loud, punchy, and packed with attitude, this is pop punk doing exactly what it does best.
From the jump, the track comes in swinging with fast-paced energy and a rebellious spirit that refuses to sit still. Guitars hit hard, the drums keep everything racing forward, and the whole thing feels built for jumping around in a sweaty crowd. It is chaotic in the best way, but never messy. There is a clear sense of control behind the madness.
At the center of it all is Daisy, the kind of character pop punk thrives on. She is unpredictable, unapologetic, and completely unbothered by expectations. The song leans into her story without overexplaining it, letting listeners fill in the blanks while still asking that lingering question: what exactly did Daisy do?
The real hook here though is the chorus. It is one of those instantly infectious moments that sneaks up on you. By the time it hits the second round, you are already locked in, shouting it back without thinking twice. That kind of replay value is no accident, and it speaks to how well the track is put together.
With Zac Pritchett on production and Nick Watson on mastering, everything lands with clarity and punch. The sound feels polished but still raw enough to keep that edge intact, which is exactly what a track like this needs.
“What Daisy Did” is bold, catchy, and full of personality. It captures the chaos, charm, and defiance that make pop punk so addictive, while giving Ninebanks a strong start to their 2026 run.
Ninebanks deliver a punchy, high-energy anthem with ‘What Daisy Did’
