All Things Go Adds Remi Wolf, Ethel Cain and More to 2026 Lineups
All Things Go has expanded its 2026 festival lineups, adding Remi Wolf, Sierra Ferrell and underscores to the Maryland edition and Ethel Cain to New York.
Both festivals take place September 25–27. All Things Go DC returns to Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, while the New York festival takes over Forest Hills Stadium.
I grew up in Maryland and went to shows at Merriweather, so I love seeing a festival like All Things Go in my old stomping grounds. It’s fun to look at this lineup and picture all these artists playing a venue I know so well.
All Things Go at Merriweather Post in MD/DC Area
The Maryland festival has a lot to explore across three days. Underscores joins Friday’s lineup with Mitski, Ethel Cain, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Magdalena Bay, Slayyyter, Rico Nasty and SYML.
Saturday brings Hayley Williams, MUNA and Zara Larsson, along with Suki Waterhouse, The Beaches, The Beths and Rebecca Black. That’s a day I could see myself spending a lot of time moving between stages.
Remi Wolf and Sierra Ferrell have been added to Sunday’s bill with Brandi Carlile, Lola Young, Father John Misty, Tinashe, Wolf Alice and flipturn. I love that the day can move from Brandi Carlile and Sierra Ferrell to Remi Wolf and Wolf Alice. That range is a big part of the festival’s appeal to me.
All Things Go New York at Forest Hills Stadium
New York has its own three-day lineup at Forest Hills Stadium. Ethel Cain has been added to Saturday alongside Brandi Carlile, CMAT and Jensen McRae. The festival says the appearance is expected to be the final 2026 show on Ethel Cain’s *Willoughby Tucker Forever Tour*.
Zara Larsson, Lola Young and Rebecca Black lead Friday’s bill. MUNA closes out the festival Sunday with Carly Rae Jepsen, The Beaches, Hemlocke Springs and Grace Ives.
There’s overlap between the two cities, but each lineup gives fans a different reason to go. New York packs some excellent artists into Forest Hills, while the larger Merriweather bill offers more room to discover someone between the sets you already know you want to see.
All Things Go has built its identity around women and nonbinary artists across pop, indie, rock and other corners of music. That focus comes through in these lineups, and it’s especially nice to see it happening at a place that was part of my own concert-going history.
Both festivals run September 25–27, 2026. Check All Things Go for current tickets and festival details.
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