Photos: See the scene at Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields fest

Olivia Rodrigo's inaugural 'Daisy Chain Fields' festival took place in Irvine, California, focusing on celebrating women in music, art, and community. The event was noted for its thoughtful design, including shaded areas and art installations that encouraged multi-generational attendance.
Why it matters
The festival represents a growing trend of artist-curated events that prioritize community building and inclusive spaces.
Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields officially bloomed Saturday at Great Park in Irvine, welcoming thousands of fans for a day honoring women in music, art and community.
Lillian Geraci and her mother, Amanda Geraci, turned Daisy Chain Fields into a mother-daughter birthday weekend. Amanda flew in from Oklahoma to visit Lillian, who has lived in Orange County for the past two years, and the two arrived dressed in pink and black for the occasion.
For them, the biggest draw was Stevie Nicks , whose music has become a tradition spanning generations of women in their family. Amanda shared that love for Nicks with her own mother and grandmother, and gets to experience it once again.
“Yeah, now I’m passing it down with my daughter, and we’re going to see it together,” Amanda said. “And who knows, she might do that with her child.”
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