Olivia Rodrigo Closes Her First Daisy Chain Fields Festival With Icons
Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morissette joined her onstage while a major donation doubled overnight.
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30 Aug 2026
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Olivia Rodrigo Closes Her First Daisy Chain Fields Festival With Icons
Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morissette joined her onstage while a major donation doubled overnight.
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Langley Thomas
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30 Aug 2026
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Olivia Rodrigo Closes Her First Daisy Chain Fields Festival With Icons
Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morissette joined her onstage while a major donation doubled overnight.
Music
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Langley Thomas
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30 Aug 2026
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Olivia Rodrigo Closes Her First Daisy Chain Fields Festival With Icons
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Olivia Rodrigo wrapped the first-ever Daisy Chain Fields Festival with a night that mixed celebration and purpose. Closing her own all-women event, she brought three clear influences to the stage: Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morissette. The performances felt like a living timeline of personal songwriting passed from one generation to the next.
Before the final notes, Melinda French Gates appeared to announce she would match the festival’s original $10 million commitment. The total raised for ten organisations supporting women and girls now stands at $20 million. Every ticket, waived artist fee and sponsor contribution helped get there.
The evening stayed focused on both the music and the cause. Rodrigo used the platform she built to hand the spotlight to the voices that shaped her, while making sure the money moved outward to groups doing long-term work. Daisy Chain Fields already feels less like a one-off festival and more like the start of something that intends to keep giving.
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Olivia Rodrigo wrapped the first-ever Daisy Chain Fields Festival with a night that mixed celebration and purpose. Closing her own all-women event, she brought three clear influences to the stage: Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morissette. The performances felt like a living timeline of personal songwriting passed from one generation to the next.
Before the final notes, Melinda French Gates appeared to announce she would match the festival’s original $10 million commitment. The total raised for ten organisations supporting women and girls now stands at $20 million. Every ticket, waived artist fee and sponsor contribution helped get there.
The evening stayed focused on both the music and the cause. Rodrigo used the platform she built to hand the spotlight to the voices that shaped her, while making sure the money moved outward to groups doing long-term work. Daisy Chain Fields already feels less like a one-off festival and more like the start of something that intends to keep giving.
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Langley Thomas serves as a cultural contributor for JUMIRO Magazine, bringing a focused eye to fashion, design, art, film and the creative scenes shaping contemporary culture. The writing homes in on the details, atmospheres and emerging voices that give each project its particular charge.
