FRIDAY, the musical brainchild of award-winning director, visual artist, and fashion designer Nicole Daddona, is an electrifying pop rock explosion. FRIDAY's sound is a genre-defying cocktail, effortlessly blending the unapologetic, avant-garde flair of art rock with the sweet catchiness of bubblegum pop and the theatrics of glam rock. It’s a sonic journey wrapped in layers of nostalgia, camp, and DIY ethos that feels both intimate and larger-than-life.
FRIDAY digs deep into the core of the human experience. oscillating between empowering, dancefloor-ready anthems and introspective ballads. Each song is a portal to a whimsical realm that revels in creativity and individuality, with playful melodies and a vibrant, kaleidoscopic flair. Packed with hooks that stick, FRIDAY’s music and cinematic world are a sensory feast—memorable, emotionally charged, and irresistibly playful.
ARTIST POSITIONING
ARTIST POSITIONING
Friday occupies a unique and intriguing artist positioning in today's music landscape. Her innovative and boundary-pushing music, along with her multidimensional approach as a filmmaker and visual artist adds depth to her artistry. Friday's willingness to explore different sounds and genres resonates with audiences seeking authenticity and artistic exploration. Her captivating music and visuals place her in a space of creative fearlessness, making her an exciting and compelling figure within the contemporary music scene. FRIDAY’s music is a unique blend of influences, drawing parallels to artists like David Bowie for her glam rock theatrics and genre-bending experimentation, Blondie for her infectious pop sensibilities combined with rock edge, and Marc Bolan for his mix of playful lyricism and glittering glam guitar riffs. There's also a hint of Lana Del Rey in FRIDAY’s dreamy, nostalgic atmosphere, blending cinematic storytelling with melancholic undertones, as well as the raw, grunge-influenced energy of Hole and Nirvana. FRIDAY’s sound also captures the glossy, synth-driven pop of 80s icons like Cyndi Lauper and the experimental yet playful spirit of The B-52s, creating a genre-blurring, kaleidoscopic world of music that feels both retro and futuristic.
THE LEMON TWIGS
WEYES BLOOD
CHAPPELL ROAN
ANGEL OLSEN
THE GARDEN
SABRINA CARPENTER
HEMLOCKE SPRINGS
LANA DEL REY
VIDEOS
stage design
FRIDAY’s stage show is an immersive, theatrical spectacle where glam rock meets surrealism, and the boundary between performer and audience blurs. Imagine a dazzling explosion of vintage Americana and futuristic dreamscapes, with extravagant costumes, striking visuals, and cinematic set pieces that feel like stepping into a retro-futuristic carnival. The stage itself transforms into a living, breathing world—neon lights pulsating to the beat, immersive backdrops shifting with each song, and meticulously crafted choreography that blurs the line between live performance and art installation. FRIDAY commands the stage with a playful yet commanding presence, inviting the audience into a world where music is not just heard but fully experienced—a blend of high-energy, glittering performances and intimate, emotionally charged moments that leave an indelible mark on every person in the room.