Daisy Chain Fields
Upcoming 2026 benefit concert and music festival
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Daisy Chain Fields is an upcoming charitable music festival featuring a women-led line-up at Great Park in Irvine, California, founded by American musician Olivia Rodrigo in 2026. All net profits are to go toward organizations supporting women and girls.
- 8000 Great Park Boulevard
Orange County Great Park
(Irvine, California)
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| Date | August 29, 2026 |
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| Type | Benefit concert Music festival |
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| Organized by | Olivia Rodrigo |
| Website | daisychainfields |
Background
Rodrigo appeared in Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery (2025), a documentary about the women-led music festival Lilith Fair, in which she cited it as an inspiration to her career. Lilith Fair co-founder Sarah McLachlan is one of the performers at Daisy Chain Fields.[1] Rodrigo announced the festival on June 22, 2026, concurrently through social media,[2] a Pitchfork e-magazine,[3] and radio station 88.5 The SoCal Sound.[4] In an interview with Shaad D'Souza for the Pitchfork e-magazine, Rodrigo said that the festival was inspired by Lilith Fair. She went on to share that "I just feel like we need something really positive to do and see, and young girls need awesome role models who are supporting other women and who are engaging in something that's really joyful and musical and community-oriented."[5] Tickets for the festival sold out within thirty minutes on June 24, 2026,[6] which led to event partner Verizon issuing new tickets on July 9, 2026.[7] The festival's sponsors are Depop, Etsy, Taco Bell, and Verizon.[8][9] Rodrigo co-designed a collection of merchandise for the festival with ten female entrepreneurs; the collection is available for online purchase exclusively through Etsy and will also be available on festival grounds.[10]
Fundraising
All net profits are to go toward organizations supporting women and girls.[11] All performers are forgoing financial compensation for their appearances.[5][12] The beneficiaries are:[13]
- Baby2Baby
- Black Mamas Matter Alliance
- Center for Reproductive Rights
- FreeFrom
- Jhpiego
- Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health
- National Domestic Workers Alliance
- National Institute for Reproductive Health
- National Women's Law Center
- Planned Parenthood
Line-up
The line-up was announced concurrently with the festival announcement.[14]