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Photos: See the scene at Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields fest
The Seattle Times • • general
Key Points:
- Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival took place at Great Park in Irvine, attracting thousands of fans to celebrate women in music, art, and community.
- The event featured a strong presence of multi-generational women attendees, including families like Lillian and Amanda Geraci, who bonded over shared musical traditions such as Stevie Nicks’ influence.
- The festival grounds were thoughtfully designed with natural shade, lounge areas, art installations, and air-conditioned spaces, creating a comfortable and inviting environment for attendees.
- Artistic elements like Kelsey Merritt Wagner’s textile installation provided both visual appeal and functional gathering spots, enhancing the overall festival experience beyond the music.
- Musical acts spanned indie pop and alt-pop genres, with performances from Quiet Light, Eli, Rachel Chinouriri, and Devon Again, helping the festival feel established and communal despite being its first year.
