1. Lucy Elizabeth Dacus is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and record producer.
17 Facts About Lucy Dacus
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Originally from Richmond, Virginia, Dacus first gained fame following the release of her debut album, No Burden, which led to a deal with Matador Records.
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Lucy Dacus was adopted as an infant and grew up in Mechanicsville, Virginia, a suburb of Richmond.
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Lucy Dacus's adoptive mother is a professional pianist and music teacher, and her adoptive father is a graphic designer.
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Lucy Dacus had an early interest in music, and bought her first guitar, an Ibanez, from Craigslist when she was in middle school.
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Lucy Dacus first performed in New York City in March 2015.
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Lucy Dacus was then signed to Matador Records, who re-released the album on September 9,2016.
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Lucy Dacus recorded a Tiny Desk Concert for NPR the same weekend.
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Lucy Dacus released her third studio album Home Video on June 25,2021.
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On November 10, Lucy Dacus released her single "Thumbs Again", a re-release of her song "Thumbs" with additional instrumentation, alongside the announcement of 2022 US tour dates.
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On February 2,2022, Lucy Dacus released a single "Kissing Lessons", accompanied by a music video.
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On March 8,2023, Lucy Dacus released a music video for the song "Night Shift", directed by Jane Schoenbrun, for the fifth anniversary of Historian.
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Boygenius' debut studio album The Record was released on March 31,2023 and Lucy Dacus spent much of the year touring the album with the group, including an appearance at Coachella and on Saturday Night Live.
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On October 8,2024, Lucy Dacus was a surprise opener for a makeup Julien Baker show at New York City's Brooklyn Steel, where she performed an untitled new song, now known as "Best Guess" on International Lesbian Day.
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On January 15,2025, Lucy Dacus announced her fourth studio album, Forever Is a Feeling.
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The Guardians Alexis Petridis gave the album three stars, writing that Lucy Dacus "gets lost in understatement on a loved-up album about her relationship with bandmate Julien Baker, shrouding sharp lyrics in shy melodies".
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Lucy Dacus lived in Richmond, Virginia until late 2019, and Philadelphia until 2023.