Girlhood will be center stage at Olivia Rodrigo's inaugural Daisy Chain Fields music festival Aug. 29.
The one-day-only festival sporting an all-woman lineup comes at a moment when the pop star is cementing herself as one of the more political Gen Z artists. A reel posted to the event's Instagram account showing Rodrigo criticizing Trump's stance on abortion perfectly captures her intent: net proceeds will benefit 10 partner nonprofits dedicated to advocating for the health and well-being of women and girls, and as of Aug. 28, Rodrigo announced $10 million has been donated to these organizations through the Daisy Chain Fields Fund.
USA TODAY Co. is bringing a whole team of journalists to the festival, so follow along as we share updates on all
the viral moments, from political soundbites to touching tributes to surprise celebrity guests.
- Festival essentials: What to bring and what to leave at home
- How to get to (and park at) Daisy Chain Fields: What you need to know if you're driving in
- What merch you can buy: One Etsy creator shares how she got involved with the fest
- What happened to Katseye? Why the girl group dropped out of the festival
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