Olivia Rodrigo’s Sold-Out Music Festival Will Boost These Baltimore Organizations

Two out of 10 nonprofits that will benefit from the Daily Chain Fields festival are based in Charm City.

BY SARAH BREGEL, FREELANCE WRITER

Olivia Rodrigo. Photo: Getty Images

OIivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival, featuring headliners like Chappell Roan, Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan, and more, is set to hit the stage in Irvine, California later this summer. But the sold-out event, which features an all-female line-up Rodrigo says was inspired by the cultural phenomenon of the late ’90s, The Lilith Fair, will also support Baltimore-based nonprofits in a major way.The one-day festival, which will take place at Great Park, a venue that holds up to 45,000 attendees, is brand new this year. But it’s already massively popular. The festival sold out in under 30 minutes, perhaps, in part due to its nostalgic vibe and big name artists. Daisy Chains will celebrate women and girls by promoting female artistry with its all-female lineup. Plus, according to the festival, 100% of its proceeds will go toward “non-profit organizations........

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