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Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields brings an all-women, non-overlapping lineup to Irvine for a one-day festival, with 100% of net proceeds going to Planned Parenthood and the Center for Reproductive Rights, drawing on Lilith Fair’s legacy to push for women’s rights and community in music.
Tori Amos’s 18th studio album, In Times of Dragons, is a dark, allegorical and politically urgent concept record centered on a figure she calls the Lizard Demon. It marks a rare collaboration with her daughter Natasha Hawley, who co-wrote on tracks after improvised piano sessions, including Strawberry Moon and Stronger Together. Amos explains the album’s urgency, her use of allegory to comment on current times, and why she skipped Lilith Fair in the 1990s as she pursued sovereignty, while highlighting how muses guide her live performances as she gears up for a European tour.
Sarah McLachlan and other performers canceled their appearances at the 'Lilith Fair' documentary premiere in support of free speech amid backlash over Disney's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show following controversial comments, highlighting ongoing debates about censorship and artistic expression.
Sarah McLachlan and other performers canceled their appearances at the 'Lilith Fair' documentary premiere in support of free speech amid backlash over Disney's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show following controversial comments, highlighting ongoing debates about censorship and free expression in the entertainment industry.
Sarah McLachlan and other performers withdrew from the ABC News 'Lilith Fair' documentary premiere in protest of the cancellation of the event's red carpet and broader concerns about free speech and women's and LGBTQ+ rights, emphasizing solidarity and the importance of music as a unifying force.
Disney canceled the red carpet event for the 'Lilith Fair' documentary premiere amid controversy over Jimmy Kimmel's suspension, which has sparked backlash from celebrities, politicians, and the public, highlighting issues of free speech and corporate response to political pressure.
Sarah McLachlan is celebrating the 30th anniversary of her breakthrough album "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy" with a 30-city tour starting in May 2022. The tour will feature a full performance of the album along with other hits. McLachlan reflects on her slow-burn success in the U.S., her comfort with fame, and her passion for music education. She also discusses the impact of her song "Angel" being used in an ASPCA PSA and her recent decision to sell a portion of her music catalog. McLachlan is currently working on new music.