Daisy Chain Fields in Irvine - Aug 29, 2026

Garbage

1 concert

Alt-rock band Garbage (formed 1995) led by Shirley Manson with Duke Erikson, Steve Marker & Butch Vig; known for dramatic, filmic soundscapes and riffs.

Stevie Nicks

1 concert

Phoenix-born rock/AOR icon of Fleetwood Mac’s mystical edge; sang “Dreams,” “Rhiannon,” “Landslide,” “Sara”; solo hits “Edge,” “Stand Back”; duets Petty/Henley; 2x Rock Hall.

Die Spitz

35 concerts

Die Spitz, an Austin band formed in 2022, blends metal and softer styles with strong friendship and teamwork. Known for their debut album, *Something to Consume*, they showcase technical skill and creative freedom.

Doechii

1 concert

Tampa-born, LA-based rapper Doechii (“Swamp Princess”) blends hip-hop with genre-hopping flair; hits “What It Is (Block Boy)” & Eurodance “Alter Ego”; opened for Beyoncé, toured with Doja Cat; praised by SZA.

Bikini Kill

16 concerts

Born in Olympia/DC feminist punk trailblazers; Kathleen Hanna-led Riot Grrrl icons, confrontational shows & zines; toured US/EU/Aus/Japan; key EPs/LPs.

The Breeders

8 concerts

Dayton-born Kim Deal’s Breeders mixed hooky alt-rock with noisy experiments; platinum Last Splash spawned “Cannonball.” Formed with Tanya Donelly; toured w/Nirvana.

Santigold

4 concerts

Philadelphia-born, genre-blending Santigold fuses bold pop with reggae/Afro-Caribbean edge; #1 Billboard Dance/Electronic, ASCAP Vanguard; collab w/ Dre Skull.

Sarah McLachlan

2 concerts

Born in Canada, Sarah McLachlan is a soulful, spellbinding pop singer-songwriter; 3 Grammys, 12 JUNOs, 40M+ sold; founded Lilith Fair.

KATSEYE

32 concerts

LA-based global girl group (USA/Switzerland/Philippines/S. Korea), formed via HYBE x Geffen K-pop training; rose from 120k auditions; Vogue praised their pop.

Quiet Light

5 concerts

Quiet Light, the electronic folk project of Austin, Texas-raised Riya Mahesh, blends indie pop, ambient, and electropop into compelling melodies and poignant lyrics. Her music creates a floating, soft light feeling. Albums include "Blue Angel Sparkling Silver 2" and "Pure Hearts." Quiet Light has received recognition from Spotify's Fresh Finds Experimental playlist and Iggy Pop's BBC Radio 6 show.

Not for Radio

4 concerts

Not for Radio is María Zardoya's solo project, showcasing intimate, psychedelic ballads and gothic romanticism. The lead singer of The Marías, she explores a distinct, introspective sound. Her debut album, "Melt," achieved a No. 13 Billboard 200 debut. Popular songs include "Puddles" and "Swan." The project is known for its personal artistic vision.

Olivia Rodrigo

90 concerts

Born in California, GRAMMY-winning, multi-platinum singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo broke records with 6x Platinum SOUR; known for sharp pop-rock confessional hits.

Eli

5 concerts

Massachusetts pop artist behind debut album “Stage Girl,” a conceptual pop epic inspired by TV singing comps; known for candid demo-sharing and DIY rise.

Mitski

2 concerts

Mitski—indie rock/art-pop songwriter—made Nothing’s About to Happen to Me. Self-written/vocal; produced with Patrick Hyland; orchestra by Drew Erickson.

Rachel Chinouriri

10 concerts

Rachel Chinouriri, a London-born singer-songwriter of Zimbabwean heritage, crafts heartfelt indie-pop. Known for emotional storytelling and viral hit "So My Darling," her releases include "What a Devastating Turn of Events" and "Little House." She earned an Ivor Novello nomination and BRIT Awards nods, also collaborating with Sombr. Her distinctive sound resonates with a global audience.

Chappell Roan

1 concert

Karen O

1 concert

Daisy Chain Fields

1 concert

Daisy Chain Fields in Irvine, CA

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