Olivia Rodrigo gave fans a packed set at her inaugural Daisy Chain Fields music festival, performing a mix of her own hits, newer songs, and special collaborations with some of her musical heroes.The 23-year-old Grammy winner headlined the all-female festival on Saturday, Aug. 29, at Great Park in Irvine, California. The event featured more than a dozen artists across two stages and raised $20 million for women’s causes.Olivia Rodrigo opened her set with Drop Dead before launching into fan favorites including Bad Idea Right?, Good 4 U, and Drivers License.Daisy Chain Festival - Source: GettyThe pop star also welcomed several special guests throughout the performance. Sarah McLachlan joined Olivia Rodrigo for Building a Mystery and Angel, with the latter dedicated to the late Dolly Parton.Olivia Rodrigo previously credited Sarah McLachlan and her pioneering Lilith Fair festivals as an inspiration for Daisy Chain Fields.Later in the set, Alanis Morissette appeared for a performance of Ironic. Stevie Nicks then joined Rodrigo for the festival’s closing song, Landslide.Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields setlist: From Drop Dead to Stupid Song and moreOlivia Rodrigo performed 17 songs in total, giving the audience a set filled with collaborations and tracks spanning her career.Daisy Chain Festival - Source: GettyCheck out the songstress’ complete setlist below:Drop DeadBad Idea Right?Good 4 UMy WaySerena JoyMaggots for BrainsStupid SongBuilding a Mystery with Sarah McLachlanAngel with Sarah McLachlanHoneybeeDrivers LicenseThe CureIronic with Alanis MorissetteExpectationsAll-American BitchDeja VuLandslide with Stevie NicksDuring the music event, Stevie Nicks praised Olivia Rodrigo before leaving the stage, comparing her younger self to the festival organizer and praising the singer for pulling off such a large event."She reminds me a lot of me when I was her age, 100 years ago. And I'm somewhat awestruck that she could do all this because it's so hard, you have no idea, putting something together with all these people, everything,” she continued. “And she's done it with this grace and this crazy, crazy energy that she has.The Fleetwood Mac icon went on:“And I told her, 'Don't ever give that up and don't let anybody change you…' So support her, come and be apart of her women's rights thing. We all will. And she's very special. Take her to your heart. I have."Daisy Chain Fields festival was able to raise $10 million. Shortly after, Melinda French Gates doubled that amount with a $10 million donation through her charity Pivotal.At a press conference on Friday ahead of the event, the pop star said the proceeds will go to women’s rights nonprofits. She added that artists and activists participating in Daisy Chain gave her hope amid the current "regression of women’s rights."Rodrigo also confirmed at the end of the night that Daisy Chain Fields will return for a second year.