A self-proclaimed anti-hero of heartbreak: Darcie Haven has built a reputation for writing songs that feel like diary entries.

‍Born on a remote farm in Western Australia, Darcie Haven transforms feelings of emotional isolation and personal chaos into music compared to that of Gracie Abrams and Holly Humberstone. Her storytelling is sharp and observant, her vocals urgent and confessional. In just over a year, she went from performing in bookstores to the steps of the Sydney Opera House and a sold-out debut tour, with a very loyal fanbase drawn in by her fearless vulnerability.

‍Her EP Angel of the Apocalypse reached second place on the ARIA Australian Album Charts and number 11 on the Global Album Charts in its first week. Following the enthusiasm, Haven completely sold out her very first national headlining tour, with tickets selling out within 48 hours.

‍Haven is now preparing for her international debut at 'The Great Escape' in the United Kingdom, followed by a series of headline shows in the UK and Europe. With her upcoming EP, set to be released later this year, the vibrant world of Darcie Haven is about to enter a new and exciting chapter.