The eighth edition of the All Things Go festival will return to the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Maryland on October 1. The independent festival is set to feature 16 acts across three stages.
With Solar Power star Lorde headlining, the festival continues to emphasize supporting women in top-billed positions on the roster.
All Things Go Festival: Lineup, highlights, and tickets
Mitski and Bleachers are set to headline the festival alongside Lorde. Peach Pit, Julien Baker, King Princess, Lucy Dacus, Hippo Campus, Goth Babe, Bartees Strange, Maude Latour, Jack Kays, MICHELLE, Wallice, Kyle Dixon, and The BLSSM make up the rest of the roster.
The festival will be preceded by the fourth edition of the All Things Go Creator Summit presented by SiriusXM/Pandora. The Summit will feature panels and programming spotlighting notable panelists from the worlds of music, entertainment, and journalism. The free event will take place on September 30 at the Eaton Hotel in Washington, DC.
Tickets for the All Things Go festival are set to go on sale on Friday, April 15, at 10.00 am ET on the official website. The General Admission passes begin at a modest $95, with a variety of VIP packages available.
The Pavillion Plus Lawn Pass, priced at $125, includes:
- Access to Pavilion and front of stage pit viewing area
- Access to GA seats within the pavilion
- Access to two festival stages with 16 artist performances
- Access to SkyLawn
- Access to interactive festival art installations, activations, and 9:32 Club
- Cash bar and beer garden with craft cocktails, wine, and beer (for attendees 21 and up)
- Variety of curated food choices including vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options
- Water stations with free refills
- Real bathrooms (not porta potties)
- Free parking
The VIP Pass, priced at $175, includes:
- Reserved seat within the pavilion
- Access to exclusive VIP deck with cash bar and food items
- Expedited entry lane, VIP lane at each gate
- Access to Pavilion and front of stage pit viewing area
- Access to GA seats within the pavilion
- Access to two festival stages with 16 artist performances
- Access to SkyLawn
- Access to interactive festival art installations, activations, and 9:32 Club
- Cash bar and beer garden with craft cocktails, wine, and beer (for attendees 21 and up)
- Variety of curated food choices including vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options
- Water stations with free refills
- Real bathrooms (not porta potties)
- Free parking
The ATG presale will begin on Thursday at 10.00 am ET on the official website.
The All Things Go festival has had a storied tradition since its inception in 2011, and the latest iteration promises to be a blooming addition.