Your Zodiac Sign As Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Festival Sets

Olivia Rodrigo has built the music festival equivalent of the ultimate girls’ group chat with her Daisy Chain Fields festival. On August 29, the inaugural music fest took over Great Park in Irvine, California, with 15 acts alternating between two stages. And almost crucially, there were no overlapping sets, meaning nobody had to commit the cardinal festival sin of abandoning one favorite halfway through for another at a different stage.The lineup spans generations and genres, including KATSEYE, Santigold, Mitski, Bikini Kill, Doechii, The Breeders, Garbage, Chappell Roan, and more, leading into Rodrigo’s 80-minute closing set featuring special guests Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan, and Stevie Nicks.With such an array of talented queens, there was a performance that perfectly characterized each zodiac sign. Read below to see if your Sun, Moon, and Rising signs say you should be screaming with Doechii, crying with Mitski, or entering your witchiness era with Rodrigo and her coven.Jump to:Aries - Die SpitzTaurus - Not For RadioGemini - KATSEYE and Quiet LightCancer - EliLeo - Olivia RodrigoVirgo - Mitski and Devon AgainLibra - Rachel Chinouriri and The BreedersScorpio - GarbageSagittarius - SantigoldCapricorn - DoechiiAquarius - Bikini KillPisces - Chappell RoanAries - Die Spitz“Throw Yourself to the Sword” and “I hate when GIRLS die” by this all girl rock group are a very Aries response to how society treats women. The fire sign is brazen and outspoken, and it connects with this metal band undeniably. Their repertoire for Daisy Chain rocked the guests to the core, as any rambunctious ram would. Factor in “Groping Dogs Gushing Blood” at the midpoint of their lineup, and it proves they put on the ultimate Aries show.Taurus - Not For Radio Aesthetically and vocally, Not For Radio’s Daisy Chain intoxicating reveal resides with Taurus. From scenery rich with greenery to the melancholic whispers of lead singer María Zardoya, it highlights the Bull's earthy and sweet nature. Further, the guitar and haunting sound of “Puddles,” “Moment,” “Kitten,” “Comet,” “Swan,” “My Turn,” “Hot Day,” “Ache,” and “Back to You” urged the Bull to get lost and transported to María’s enchanted and haunted forest.Gemini - KATSEYE and Quiet LightGemini is the twin star, so it’s reasonable to assign two bands to its zodiac. KATSEYE and Quiet Light have different tones; however, they speak to Gemini's inquisitive and astute manner. KATSEYE’s K-Pop dance moves were a source of energy, and Quiet Light was a calming force, activating the air sign in various forms. The pieces captivated the audience at Daisy Chain, heightening Gemini's curiosity.Cancer - Eli Eli’s “Glitter” is a jam that Cancers slow-danced to or bumped and grinded to because it glows up their aura more than the illumination of the Moon, their planetary ruler. Fortunately for Cancers, Eli polished off the day with this smooth melody. Other tunes like “Nobody’s Girl” and “Feel Your Rain” made the tender crab feel the feels (and want to call their exes or current situationship) sensually and beautifully, as Eli can.Leo - Olivia Rodrigo Olivia Rodrigo owned the night. Leos go big or go home, and nothing about this set was small. First, Olivia roared out her own hits. Plus, Alanis Morissette accompanied Olivia to “Ironic.” Then Sarah McLachlan joined Olivia in the final act with "Building a Mystery" and "Angel," dedicating the latter to Dolly Parton. Stevie Nicks and Olivia harmonized on “Landslide,” as the last song of the evening. Divas unite!Virgo - Mitski and Devon AgainMitski’s angelic voice sang “My Love Mine All Mine,” "Washing Machine Heart,” "First Love / Late Spring,” "I Bet on Losing Dogs,” “Where's My Phone?," and "Nobody” to the crowd of adoring fans, pulling at the heartstrings of the earth sign Virgo. Devon Again gives Virgos a chance to be present and clear their head (“Cherry Cola”) and to embody self-esteem (“Snake the Drain”), with a sense of purity accompanied by a Mercurial twist (“Head”).Libra - Rachel Chinouriri and The BreedersLibra is the romantic zodiac sign of the scales, so it is represented by two magical songbirds. Rachel Chinouriri and The Breeders’ juxtaposing symphonic styles and lyrics are dissimilar, but they speak to confusion in relationships. Chinouriri’s debut “AAAHHH!” and The Breeders’ “Do You Love Me Now?” are unalike but balance each other out, which is why Libra appreciated both productions, as they served as a reminder of the ambiguity and sustainability of shipping.Scorpio - GarbageLead singer Shirley Manson spoke about the strength of women before belting out lyrics to "Only Happy When It Rains,” “Stupid Girl,” and "There's No Future in Optimism," among other fan favorites like “I Think I’m Paranoid.” Garbage's objective was to establish a soundtrack to women's resilience and perseverance. The potent message is that being frustrated by the status quo, as only a tenacious and transformative Scorpio could, leads to change that can transcend generations.Sagittarius - Santigold Santigold’s appearance on the Dandelion Stage was epic, from “Disparate Youth” to “L.E.S. Artistes,” the dynamic singer brought out assertiveness and realness, attributes that the archer possesses. The vibe of Santigold’s performance is inspiration and motivation to be authentic to oneself and believe in our capabilities—no matter what obstacles stand in the way. “Lights Out” and “Say Aha” served as a message to everyone listening never to remain silent, which Sagittarius agrees with 100%.Capricorn - Doechii“ExtraL” is the ultimate baller song, and since Capricorn is the CEO of the zodiac, it makes sense for the tone of Doechii’s amazing execution on stage to align with the fierce earth sign. Doechii slayed at Daisy Chain Festival with her catalog of empowering words, which included “Anxiety,” “Girl, get up,” “Persuasive,” and “Boiled Peanut.”Aquarius - Bikini Kill The revolution was wild by the Marigold arena, where Bikini Kill played “Rebel Girl” and “This Is Not a Test.” The water-bearer doesn't care about mass acceptance, so this roster speaks to the independent spirit of Aquarius that wants to shift the perspective and isn't afraid to start a riot, or in this case, a mosh pit, for the causes they deeply believe in.Pisces - Chappell RoanThe number 9 is associated with the mystical water sign, and this is the number of ballads Chappell Roan brought to the mix. Also, the blend of her whimsical theatrics and glamour is a dreamy experience for Pisces’ visuals, and the tracks are a lovely treat for the ears: “Super Graphic Ultra Modern Girl,” "Femininomenon,” "HOT TO GO!,” "Red Wine Supernova,” "Casual,” " The Subway," “Good Luck, Babe!,” “My Kink Is Karma,” and “Pink Pony Club.”