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Fans Get Second Chance To Attend All-Women Musical Festival In Orange County
After tickets for her inaugural Daisy Chain Fields Festival sold out almost immediately, Olivia Rodrigo is giving fans another chance to go.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA — While tickets for the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields Festival sold out almost immediately when they originally went up for sale last June, Olivia Rodrigo is giving fans another chance to go.
The "Vampire" singer is offering the chance to win a free ticket through volunteering.
Rodrigo is giving out 250 tickets in total, and you can wing by signing up for one of her volunteer opportunities.
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Residents interested in taking part can visit this website.
"Step 1: Select and sign up for an opportunity to engage in an issue impacting women and girls here in SoCal, from the list below," the site reads. "Step 2: Help our community reach 1,000 collective volunteer hours! Complete an eligible volunteer opportunity between July 22 and Aug. 20, 2026."
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Once the collective hours are reached, L.A. Works will be giving away 125 pairs of tickets.
"Every verified volunteer hour you've completed will count as one entry into the random drawing to win two GA tickets to Daisy Chain Fields 2026," the rules said.
The festival kicks off Aug. 29 at Great Park in Irvine and features artists such as Chappell Roan, Doechii, Kateye, Garbage, Stevie Nicks and more.
"The festival celebrates the voices, artistry, and contributions of women in music, fostering an inclusive environment in which all are welcome. Daisy Chain offers more than live performances; it provides opportunities for education, dialogue, and engagement around issues affecting women and girls in the United States and globally," the festival’s mission statement explained. "Daisies are wild and beautiful. As a chain, they are strong and unbreakable."
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