The official lineup
Olivia Rodrigo built a festival for women. It's donating $20 million.
A stacked women-led lineup (including Chappell Roan, Doechii, Mitski and Stevie Nicks) performed for free, donating $20 million to nonprofits supporting women and girls.
Year one, and it sold out the park.
Olivia Rodrigo founded Daisy Chain Fields as a one-day benefit at Great Park in Irvine, California, on August 29, 2026 - the first edition, pitched in the spirit of Lilith Fair. The bill was women-led top to bottom: Bikini Kill, Chappell Roan, Doechii, Garbage, Mitski, Santigold and The Breeders, with Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan and Stevie Nicks as special guests.
Every artist waived their fee. The day sold out, and net proceeds are being donated to nonprofits supporting women and girls.
A music festival founded on the belief that joy, community, and creativity can inspire meaningful change. Olivia Rodrigo, from the festival's mission statement
Melinda French Gates joined Olivia and doubled it.
Rodrigo announced $10 million was being donated. Melinda French Gates joined her and pledged to double it through her organization, Pivotal.
Ten million became twenty instantly.
How a first-year festival got to $20 million.
Ten groups for women and girls. $2 million each.
The $20 million will be divided equally - $2 million each - among ten nonprofits working for women and girls. Scroll to move through all ten; each links to its own work, and this piece speaks for none of them.
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Ten petals, ten organizations for women and girls. Keep scrolling to meet each one and see where the $2 million landed.
The Daisy Chain Reaction.
The festival's civic-engagement program, run with L.A. Works. In the weeks before the show, fans logged volunteer hours in their own communities - food insecurity, education, climate - for a shot at tickets. On the day, a nonprofit village gathered the ten causes in one place: fans moved booth to booth, met each one, and collected an enamel pin along the way.
More than just a check.
What a sold-out day looked like.
Propeller's community pitched in.
Through Propeller's campaign for the Daisy Chain Fields Fund, people gave one donation at a time.
Genia won the trip to Irvine.
Genia B. brought her daughter to Daisy Chain Fields for a day of Chappell Roan, Doechii, Stevie Nicks and more. “The performances were, of course, the best part. Loved every minute of it.”
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