Olivia Rodrigo Fronts New Video Slamming Trump Abortion Policy, Tied to Her All-Female Festival
Olivia Rodrigo's all-female music festival, Daisy Chain Fields, posted a new video on its official social accounts in August 2026 condemning the Trump administration's policy toward Planned Parenthood. The video, soundtracked by Rodrigo's 2026 single "My Way," directly names Donald Trump's administration over a bill that "defunded" Planned Parenthood, a move that has forced nearly 30 clinics to close across the US. The clip features a group of women on camera, with on-screen text alternating between accusations against the policy and a declaration that they will "never stop fighting for sexual health and reproductive care."
Rodrigo's history with reproductive rights advocacy
Rodrigo has been a consistent presence in the US reproductive rights movement. In early 2024, she launched a reproductive rights initiative pledging to "support all those seeking freedom to make their own health care decisions," with a portion of ticket proceeds from her Guts World Tour directed to related funds.
Earlier this year, she distributed sexual health kits to fans at a tour stop in Missouri, a state that has banned nearly all abortions since 2022. In July, she held a multi-hour public conversation with the Center for Reproductive Rights, calling abortion restrictions "terrifying" and describing abortion bans outright as "a means of control."
The festival behind the video
The video's release through Daisy Chain Fields' own accounts lines up with the festival's stated mission: an all-female and non-male lineup whose box office proceeds will be split evenly between Planned Parenthood and the Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health.
Artists confirmed for the lineup so far include Stevie Nicks, Chappell Roan, Bikini Kill, Doechii, Mitski, The Breeders, Garbage, and Katseye.
What we don't know yet
- Festival dates, venue, city, ticket prices, and on-sale details for Daisy Chain Fields have not been specified in available reporting
- No word yet on whether more of the confirmed lineup will appear in future video releases