From Rock Memoirs to Fictional Bands: A Reading List for Fans of Daisy Jones and The Six

This humorous debut from Susanna Hoffs, co-founder of beloved '80s band The Bangles, takes readers on a romantic rollercoaster following a fading one-hit wonder who gets a second chance at love and stardom after meeting a handsome stranger on a flight.

Explore the world of blues music with two friends in a captivating story that delves into race, fixation, and cultural appropriation in the music industry.

An instant bestseller and TikTok sensation, this novel unravels the enigmatic life of starlet Evelyn Hugo. Each chapter spotlights a husband, but it's her unexpected true love that steals the show.

Set in the '70s, this coming-of-age story follows a young girl as she discovers the world of rock 'n' roll, exploring themes of friendship, family, and self-discovery.

A true gem for music and art enthusiasts, Just Kids is a poetic and evocative memoir that transports readers to 1960s New York City. Follow Smith's journey with photographer Robert Mapplethorpe as they navigate their artistic pursuits.

When the band Bananafish is signed by a big corporate label, the lead singer suddenly disappears – proof that mad love can be as fatal as a one-hit wonder.

Take a walk on the wild side with this hilarious and revealing memoir about a legendary groupie's experiences in the world of rock and roll.

In his collection of essays, Hornby shares the songs that have had a significant impact on his life. He combines personal stories and observations to demonstrate how music has a lasting impact.

A candid memoir by Sleater-Kinney's guitarist and vocalist, exploring her journey through the indie rock scene and addressing themes of identity, feminism, and the power of music.

Step inside the recording studio with Fleetwood Mac and witness the making of one of rock's greatest albums.