Chappell Roan is bringing a new annual charity event to Los Angeles this fall.
The Grammy-winning singer announced The Super Graphic Spectacular, a two-night fundraiser scheduled for Oct. 21-22 at the Shrine Auditorium. The event will benefit The Midwest Princess Project, Roan’s nonprofit organization that supports transgender youth and LGBTQ+ communities.
Billed as a mix of live entertainment and community engagement, the event will feature performances from musicians, drag artists, comedians and special guests, culminating each night with a headline performance by Roan. Organizers in a recent news release shared that attendees will also have opportunities to participate in volunteer projects benefiting local LGBTQ+ organizations.
The Super Graphic Spectacular marks the first anniversary of The Midwest Princess Project, which Roan launched in 2025. According to organizers, the nonprofit has already raised more than $800,000 through benefit concerts, donations and community partnerships. The organization builds on Roan’s earlier advocacy efforts, including the We Got You! Fund, which she announced after accepting the Grammy Award for Best New Artist.
Additional performers and programming will be announced in the coming months.
To help make ticket sales more accessible, the event will use AXS’ Fair AXS registration system instead of a traditional first-come, first-served onsale. Fans can register beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 7 through Aug. 11. Those selected will receive an invitation to purchase tickets during sales running Aug. 18-20. For more information, visit iamchappellroan.com/midwestprincessproject
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Roan is also set to headline the sold-out inaugural Daisy Chain Fields put on by Olivia Rodrigo in Irvine on Aug. 29, an event that organizers have said will donate a portion of its proceeds to organizations supporting women and girls.
Since breaking into the mainstream with songs including “Pink Pony Club,” “HOT TO GO!” and “Good Luck, Babe!,” Roan has become one of pop music’s most visible advocates for LGBTQ+ communities, regularly incorporating fundraising and charitable initiatives into her live events.