Olivia Rodrigo announces the Daisy Chain Fields festival, an all-women lineup event set for late August at Great Park in Irvine, California, with net proceeds funding organizations that advance women and girls.

Special guests include Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan, and Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Rodrigo emphasizes joy, community, and music as drivers of meaningful change, expressing excitement to perform and connect with attendees.

The article’s author context is provided at the end of the piece.

The festival coverage appears alongside other entertainment highlights, signaling broad music industry news and interviews."

Critical reception highlighted by Mikael Wood notes Rodrigo’s new album explores romance and heartbreak with a mature perspective.

The announcement underscores how artist-led announcements on AAA radio remain influential for breaking music news and credible industry platforms for programmers.

In prior interviews, Rodrigo discussed the personal challenges of fame and growth, noting tension between maturity and feeling stunted by fame.

She reflects on fame’s impact on development, acknowledging growth through mistakes and a desire to learn.

Barrett Media and David Hill are cited as sources, noting Hill’s radio background and role at Barrett Media.

The piece cites Rodrigo’s Instagram, Variety, Billboard, and reports from Los Angeles as sources.

Metro sought comment from a Cigarettes After Sex representative for added perspective.