Olivia Rodrigo took part in an on-stage Q&A and acoustic mini-set with filmmaker Cameron Crowe at the Grammy Museum, coming just days after she staged her own successful music festival, Daisy Chain Fields. The event offered a rare intimate counterpoint to her recent large-scale success, with talk ranging from playful speculation about a future biopic to reflections on her latest, critically acclaimed album and the charitable impact of her festival.

Around 200 people attended the rooftop event, a stark contrast to the roughly 45,000 who attended the sold-out Daisy Chain Fields days earlier. Rodrigo performed acoustic versions of five songs from her third album, "You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love," before answering Crowe's questions for around 33 minutes, touching on her songwriting, memories from the festival, and the $20 million raised for ten charities supporting women and girls.