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Katseye Withdraws from Daisy Chain Fields Festival Due to Injury
The band Katseye has announced its withdrawal from Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields Festival due to a member's injury. They expressed their disappointment in a heartfelt social media message.
9/14/2026, 2:01:17 PM
Katseye has officially announced that it will not be participating in Olivia Rodrigo's upcoming Daisy Chain Fields Festival, which is set to take place on Saturday in Irvine, California. The group cited an injury to member Megan Skiendiel as the primary reason for their absence from the highly anticipated event.
In a heartfelt note shared on their social media platforms, Katseye expressed deep regret over the decision to pull out, stating, "It breaks our hearts to share this news with our fans and the festival organizers." The festival has garnered significant attention, with fans eagerly awaiting performances from various artists alongside Rodrigo.
The announcement disappointed many fans who were excited to see Katseye perform live. As the festival draws nearer, organizers are likely working to address the lineup changes resulting from the band’s withdrawal.
Katseye’s decision, while a setback for the group and their supporters, highlights the unpredictable nature of live events, where health and safety must take precedence. The band’s commitment to its members' well-being was evident in their statement, reinforcing the importance of health over performance.
While the absence of Katseye is felt, attendees can still look forward to a variety of performances throughout the festival, which aims to be a celebration of music and community. Additionally, those who have already purchased tickets may see changes reflecting the revised lineup.
This incident serves as a reminder of the challenges artists can face in the entertainment industry, particularly when unforeseen issues arise. Fans will likely keep an eye on updates regarding both the festival and Katseye's future plans as they continue to support their favorite artists. According to Variety, the festival remains a key event for the musical landscape, even with this unexpected development.