Olivia Rodrigo Headlines Daisy Chain Fields: An All-Women Festival With No Overlapping Sets
Olivia Rodrigo will headline the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields Festival on Saturday, August 29 at Great Park in Irvine, California, topping an all-women bill where no two performances overlap. The festival's published schedule runs 14 sets across two stages — the Dandelion Stage and the Marigold Stage — with each act given its own uninterrupted time slot, according to the schedule Billboard first detailed on August 12.
Rodrigo closes the night. She and her special guests — Karen O, Sarah McLachlan and Stevie Nicks — are scheduled to perform from 8:40pm to 10pm on the Dandelion Stage. Just before her, Not For Radio plays the Marigold Stage from 7:50pm to 8:30pm, finishing a full ten minutes before Rodrigo's start. The no-overlap design means nobody in the crowd has to choose between two acts playing at once — a common frustration at multi-stage festivals.
The lineup spans generations and genres. Chappell Roan, Garbage, Doechii, The Breeders, Mitski, Bikini Kill and Katseye are all on the bill Billboard. The festival was announced through Live Nation in June, with presale beginning June 24 at 10 a.m. PT Live Nation.
Tickets were offered in four tiers, from $255 for general admission up to $1,255 for pit viewing. A waitlist remains open at daisychainfields.com. Beyond the music, the site hosted a Festival Country Market on the Friday before — free entry from 4 to 9pm — with Saturday hours from noon to 5pm featuring all-ages workshops, horse and wagon rides, and food trucks, according to Rodrigo's official Instagram Instagram.
The festival's structure carries a purpose beyond scheduling. The Daisy Chain Fields founder confirmed that 100 percent of net proceeds will go to charities advancing and advocating for women and girls. Ten organisations are named as beneficiaries: 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 and Planned Parenthood Billboard.
For Rodrigo, the festival extends a pattern of directing touring revenue toward advocacy. She launched her Fund 4 Good in 2024 to raise money for reproductive rights, education and action against domestic violence. Her Guts World Tour donated more than $2 million to charities through its proceeds. In 2025, Planned Parenthood presented her with its Catalyst of Change award Billboard.
For fans, the no-overlap schedule is the detail that turns a one-day festival into something simpler to navigate. Every set is a headliner in its own time block, and the only decision is where to stand.
