Inspired by the Lilith Fair festival from the 1990s, Olivia Rodrigo hosted her first Daisy Chain Fields charity event. The festival spotlighted multiple generations of female artists and successfully raised $20 million for nonprofits dedicated to women and girls.
The event took place on a Saturday in Irvine, California, and drew a crowd eager to witness this historical celebration of female artistry. Many attendees felt a sense of participation in a pivotal moment in music history.
The festival featured a variety of performances by both emerging and established female musicians, contributing to a diverse and dynamic lineup. Attendees expressed appreciation for the empowering atmosphere and the focus on supporting women’s causes through music.
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