If you were lucky enough to snag tickets to Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields music festival, you likely had the pleasure of witnessing a full-circle moment when Chappell Roan took the stage. If you’re wondering how Chappell and Olivia even crossed paths to begin with, allow me to catch you up to speed! Chappell first opened for Liv’s SOUR Tour in 2022, and again on her GUTS Tour in 2024, but they actually go way back.
Both girlies also work with producer Dan Nigro on the reg—so much so that Chappell ended up serving background vocals for both of Olivia’s albums and her Hunger Games track, “Can’t Catch Me Now.” Ahead, find every detail of Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan’s friendship timeline from the beginning of their sweet friendship to now. Chappell moved to L.A. and started working with music producer Dan Nigro (who eventually began working with Olivia in 2020). The “Pink Pony Club” singer announced that she was joining Olivia on one of her SOUR Tour dates.
I love u SO MUCH Olivia & I can’t wait !!!! LETS GOOO💜✨💜✨💜✨💜,” she wrote. Liv also left some love in the comments, writing, “YASSSSS LOVE U.” Olivia attended Chappell’s birthday party!
The “Femininomenon” singer also posed for a pic with Dan, Olivia, and Conan Gray that same night. Chappell supported Olivia on the SOUR Tour and penned a lengthy caption showing her gratitude. 🥹 “This was f*cking crazy. Thank you @oliviarodrigo for asking me to open.
Your fans were the sweetest angels to me,” she wrote in part. Olivia supported Chappell at her headlining show at NYC’s Bowery Ballroom, and dear reader, she had the time of her life: And while this is from a different show, Olivia and Conan joined in on Chappell’s “Hot to Go!” choreo: ^^ That’s the only appropriate energy to have at a Chappell show, btw. Chappell gave a shout-out to all her female friends who got her through 2022 and included a pic of her with Olivia backstage at her NYC show in August.
NYLON joined Chappell for her first-ever NYC Pride, where she got candid about receiving support from Olivia and turning to her for advice regarding haters. What did you do?’ And she was like, ‘I don’t have the answers—I’m sorry. No one has the answers.’” She continued, “She’s so good at being a normal person when everything is abnormal around her.
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