Having entered 2023 as one of UK pop's hottest prospects, BBC Radio 1 Sound Poll, MTV Push and Amazon Music Artist to Watch shortlisted artist Dylan might only be at the beginning of her journey as one of the UK's most exciting new pop talents, but she's had her sights set on big things since her childhood. Her candidness and determination is part of what has already scored her praise from the likes of BBC News, The Times, NME, Rolling Stone UK, i-D, Notion, Vogue Italia, The Line Of Best Fit, Dork and BBC Introducing; amassing an incredibly loyal and passionate fan base to form around her via her own sold out headline performances across the globe — whether it be multiple nights at Shepherd's Bush Empire in London or an appearance at the iconic Baby's All Right in Brooklyn — , a mammoth UK & US stadium tour alongside Ed Sheeran, and support slots with Yungblud, Bastille and Tate McRae. "My dad had me and my brother on the kitchen table from a very early age with plywood guitars, screaming to various different songs," the London-based artist recalls. "I would stand there and shout, 'hello Wembley!' — that's how I started a gig with my band when I was 11 too." The 23-year-old — whose real name is Tash Woods — might be destined for pop glory, but the influence of more alternative sounds colours her tongue-in-cheek characterization of herself as "a wannabe rock star in a pop star's body." "In my head, I'm so rock'n'roll, but I don't look it," she laughs. "I'm super pop! Everyone will expect something slightly more mainstream but I'm obsessed with guitars — with the only four chords I can play." Presented by El Club. All ages