Olivia Rodrigo has reflected on the success of her inaugural Daisy Chain Fields Festival, an all-female-led charity music event held at the Great Park in Irvine, California, which raised $20 million for charities supporting women and girls. The singer described the event as "the greatest joy" of her career and expressed emotion at a "wish tree" installation by Yoko Ono, where attendees' notes overwhelmingly expressed hopes for peace and helping others, reinforcing for her why the festival mattered.

The festival raised $10 million directly, with philanthropist Melinda French Gates matching that amount to bring the total to $20 million for women's charities. Rodrigo paid tribute to Gates in a separate social media post praising her support for women and girls, and signed off her reflections with a teasing "Until next yearrrrr," hinting the festival could return.