New Trailer For 'Daisy Jones & The Six' Drops, Fans Are STOKED!

TV devotees are getting closer to rocking out with Daisy Jones and her bandmates!

The Amazon Prime adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid's wildly successful 2019 novel will be released in a matter of weeks, and the anticipation couldn't be stronger!

A two-and-a-half-minute trailer was posted to the series' official social media accounts on Wednesday morning, containing the most footage of the series that has been released yet!

The story of "Daisy Jones & The Six" has been further brought to life so far by the release of two singles that are included on the series' soundtrack. "Regret Me" and "Look At Us Now (Honeycomb)" are part of the show's adaptation of the band's full-length album "Aurora," which readers know as the band's groundbreaking success that helped propel them to Fleetwood Mac levels of superstardom!

The latter track is featured in the newest trailer and features songwriting credits from multiple big names in music, including Mumford and Sons' Marcus Mumford, and Dawes frontman Taylor Goldsmith.

The Blast has covered multiple aspects of the series, including Jenkins Reid's feelings on her characters being brought to life!

A key player in the small-screen adaptation of the book is Reese Witherspoon and her production company, Hello Sunshine. The "Your Place Or Mine" actress was instantly captivated by the story, and set out to bring it to life!

Witherspoon was captivated by Jenkins Reid's story of a colossally successful rock band who are nearly brought down entirely by the deeply-rooted internal strife among band members, particularly Daisy (Riley Keough) and Billy (Sam Claflin).

"As soon as I read 'Daisy Jones & The Six,' I immediately fell head over heels in love with it, and I'm thrilled to be bringing it to the screen with Amazon and Jen Salke, whose passionate pursuit of the material spoke volumes," Witherspoon said, per Book Bub.

Jenkins Reid seemed equally in love with Witherspoon's involvement with the project: "I am such a huge fan of hers," the author revealed in an interview with CTV Your Morning. "She's such a champion of books, and it's like, who doesn't want to hear that Reese Witherspoon likes their book? The coolest thing!"

Executive producer Scott Neustadter was also deeply invested in the Six crew's story.

"I flipped for it, and really sort of fell in love with the whole thing," he told Vanity Fair, per one of our pieces on the series. "Transporting to the 1970's Laurel Canyon music scene was like, the greatest gift I could imagine."

Fans of Jenkins Reid's novel share Neustadter's excitement for the series; positive reactions to the show's trailers, the released songs from the soundtrack, and the footage that has been revealed up until this point, have flooded social media!

"This will be my whole personality for months," a fan commented on Jenkins Reid's Instagram post, featuring additional footage and a snippet of the song, "Regret Me."

"I already know what's going to be on my Spotify Wrapped this year," an excited listener commented, "daisy jones and the six all along."

The Twitter reception to the new "Daisy Jones & The Six" trailer is no exception!

The official Twitter account for the series' post reads, "The rest is history. Watch 'Daisy Jones and the Six March 3rd, only on @PrimeVideo."

MTV's social media director Kaitlyn Vella tweeted, "no you don't understand.... i'm obsessed."

Countless viewers share Vella's obsession; one fan wrote, "I LOVE THEM SO BADLY," and added, "THIS IS TOO GOOD"

"DAISY JONES AND THE SIX ARE REAL NOW THIS IS EPIC OMG," another fan shared, along with footage of Keough being interviewed as Daisy.

"Absolutely cannot wait for this," a reader tweeted. "Great trailer, fabulous book."

"How is this real," a "Daisy Jones & The Six" fan account tweeted.

"OMG THIS IS HEAVEN," another fan exclaimed!

"Daisy Jones & The Six"s massive success came as a surprise for Jenkins Reid.

When asked if she knew if her novel would be a success story by the host of CTV, Jenkins Reid said, "No, I never get that feeling," she said with a laugh. "Until a book is completely done, I can look at it now, and I can say, 'Oh, I did a good job,' I can be proud of myself now. But when I'm writing it, I'm so tortured about it, and I can't see clearly, and so it's not until a book is fully formed that I can say, 'Oh, like, I did a good job,' or 'I'm proud of this.' Now that it's done, it's packaged, and it's out of my hands, I'm very proud of it," Jenkins Reid concluded.

Jenkins Reid will have a chance to further enjoy her success story when the series premieres on March 3rd, via Amazon Prime!