- See now I'm getting nervous.
I was all like, oh yeah.
And now I'm like [gasps].
After seeing it now.
And now I'm definitely getting nervous.
[mellow music]
Hey Vogue, it's Suki.
Come join me for a day
while I get ready to play The Fonda tonight.
Ah!
Okay, let's go in.
Hi, how you doing?
- [Barista] Great, how are you today?
- I'm very good.
Can I just show you what's happened?
This is what going on tour does to your clothing.
This poor jacket was in such gorgeous condition.
I'm really sorry, Maison Atia.
That is absolutely horrendous.
I was incredibly nervous
about putting myself out there with music.
I kind of felt like this thing, like-
Am I gonna be allowed to do something else as well?
And I was very prepared for everyone to just be like,
No, boo you.
Leave.
Don't want to hear it.
So everything that happened after that
has just been like a wonderful addition.
I have a press tour coming up for "Daisy Jones"
in a couple of days
and we're going to London
and then we're coming back to L.A.
and then we're going to New York.
So I think I have 10 looks that I need.
So that's where we're going.
This is Rob.
- Hi, guys.
- Every time- - Every time.
- It always takes my breath away.
We've been asked to stick to a 70s theme
which is gonna be interesting.
How big can the jackets get at this point?
What do you think?
You like it?
Pretty cool.
I'm obsessed.
It's coming to London.
Okay, I'm sorry
I just had to have you guys come back
'cause I wanted you to see this
'cause I'm just living for it.
I am just getting like a little hungry.
I'm just going to eat a little bit of mashed potatoes.
I love mashed potatoes.
Mashed potatoes are the best.
Woo!
We're going to The Fonda.
I did a support tour in summer.
I didn't expect to be able to go on my own tours.
It's kind of like absolute chaos,
but it's the best kind of chaos.
This is wild.
Whoa.
This is like by far the biggest place
that I think I've ever performed yet ever myself.
Whoa.
It's gorgeous.
[mellow music]
Now I'm showing you guys the tour bus.
This is where we've been living for the last month.
Should we do a bunk tour?
Nothing's been cleaned for a long time.
This is more of the the boy area.
I was going to be like, "Oh, it doesn't smell funny."
But it actually does smell quite funny.
This is Emilia's bunk.
This is my bunk.
My bunk is absolutely appalling.
I've never seen this before in my life.
I think it's a little present.
That's pretty sweet.
It says, "I love you."
[Suki vocalizing]
See, now I'm getting nervous.
I was all like, oh yeah.
Now I'm like [gasps].
After seeing it now.
And now I'm definitely getting nervous.
- It's really big. - Yeah.
We're gonna go do soundcheck
and make sure that we sound okay.
That's usually the goal of the soundcheck.
Let's go.
[mellow music]
When I got "Daisy Jones"
and all of us had this huge undertaking
to actually become a band,
we were basically sent to bootcamp
and we went to Sound City Studios,
which is just an incredibly,
historically unbelievable studio.
It's where Fleetwood Mac came together
and I think the circumstances around the show
definitely did bring me to make my record
and I think it definitely inspired all of us.
[mellow music]
I'm kind of in a calmer phase now.
I was definitely nervous earlier.
- Yeah. - I feel good.
- And it will ramp up later.
- Pancakes. - Thank you.
- Is there a comparison between seeing the response
of something you made in music
when you watch a film that you've been in
or something like that?
- This is entirely different.
The way that you connect with fans with music
is entirely different to anything else.
I think tonight I'm gonna wear this.
This Saint Laurent sparkly jumpsuit.
This might be the night that I break my leg,
in Saint Laurent.
Lawn Shelters went on which means that we're 40...
No, which means we're an hour on.
- Suki Waterhouse.
Sold out show, bitches.
- I put it on both hands, stupidly.
Oh, my goodness.
[group laughing] - Cheers.
- Oh, it's so sweet to see you guys.
- Oh, my god, I'm excited. - Thank you for coming.
What draws me to music is I have to keep needling myself
for an answer.
When I want to write a song is usually
when I've run out of like sociably acceptable amounts of
talking to a friend or even a therapist
about someone or a feeling.
Making music is the only way
that I've been able to make something tangible
out of something intangible.
Ah!
- [Manager] Band's walking to the stage.
[Suki & friend chatting indistinctly]
- [Manager] You guys ready?
[Suki laughs]
[audience cheering]
[gentle music]