Dentro do festival inaugural exclusivamente feminino, fundado e liderado pela superestrela pop.
It was scorching, and nearly every artist commented on the intense heat — from Rachel Chinouriri stating, “it’s f—ing hot, Jesus…the U. K. ain’t like this” during her 12:30 p.m.
Com a música de Chappell Roan, “HOT TO GO!”, introduzida perto do final do seu show às 7 p.m., ela disse: “this next song is very fitting, I feel.” Bikini Kill’s Kathleen Hanna, Mitski e Doechii foram entre aqueles que lembraram os fãs de se hidratar – com Hanna própria tomando longos goles de sua garrafa reutilizável com adesivo “f–k ice”.
Tal era o ethos do dia: defender algo e cuidar uns dos outros.
Hoje, sábado (29 de agosto), os fãs sentiram na prática como Daisy Chain Fields sempre foi pensado para significar muito mais do que apenas um festival — e, de fato, poderia até mudar a forma como tais eventos são conduzidos no futuro.
Boasting an all-women lineup of Olivia’s “heroes and friends,” and with 100% of the net proceeds going to charities dedicated to advancing and advocating for women and girls, Rodrigo created something much greater than a day of music: She amplified a mission and supercharged a movement.
(Os parceiros incluem 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 e Planned Parenthood.).
While speaking at the presser, Rodrigo also name-checked the iconic Lilith Fair tour, saying its founder, Sarah McLachlan, was one of the first people she called while in the early stages of making her dream a reality.
Esta noite, para encerrar seu próprio primeiro festival histórico, Rodrigo recebeu McLachlan – juntamente com Alanis Morissette e Stevie Nicks – no palco durante seu set principal estelar.
Em seu primeiro ano, já era. E, felizmente, como Rodrigo revelou ao final de seu set, continuará sendo. Como ela declarou com entusiasmo, “até o próximo ano!”.
Until then, read on for the best moments from the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields music festival.
The Crowd’s Message-Driven Festival Fits.
Move over, sarcastic and oftentimes degrading t-shirts. At Daisy Chain Fields, feminism is in fashion. Some of the more notable tees and totes carried messages such as: “Heaven knows what a girl can do,” “A life worth fighting for,” “Be a better human” and “The matriarchy would never.”.
As a result, many in the crowd were partaking in pin swaps, creating a new take on friendship bracelet trading.
