All Things Go Music Festival – 3 Day Pass

All Things Go Music Festival returns to Merriweather Post Pavilion for a three-day experience spanning September 25 through 27, 2026. This year's edition brings together a diverse roster headlined by Mitski, Hayley Williams, Brandi Carlile, Ethel Cain, and MUNA, with dozens more acts performing across the weekend. The festival showcases both established headliners and emerging talent, with Saturday's lineup including additional artists such as Zara Larsson, Del Water Gap, She & Him, The Beaches, The Beths, Rebecca Black, Naïka, hemlocke springs, and several others. A 3-Day Pass grants access to all three days of performances, though individual day lineups beyond Saturday have not been detailed in available materials.

When: Friday, September 25, 2026 through Sunday, September 27, 2026.

Showtimes: For Saturday, September 26, gates open at 11:00 am and performances begin at 12:00 pm. Showtimes for Friday and Sunday are not specified.

Tickets: A 3-Day Pass is available for purchase via the festival's ticketing link. The exact price is not currently listed.

Lineup: Headliners announced for the 2026 edition include Mitski, Hayley Williams, Brandi Carlile, Ethel Cain, and MUNA. The Saturday lineup (September 26) additionally features Zara Larsson, Del Water Gap, She & Him, The Beaches, The Beths, Rebecca Black, Naïka, hemlocke springs, Haute & Freddy, Grace Ives, Zolita, Love Spells, Susannah Joffe, Glom, and Kevin Atwater. Full lineups for Friday and Sunday have not been released in the available source.

Run time: No overall run time for the festival or individual sets is provided.

Ages: Age restrictions or policies are not mentioned.

Venue: Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland.

Note: The festival's Saturday bill includes hemlocke springs, the artist born Isimeme “Naomi” Udu, whose debut album *the apple tree under the sea* tells a concept story of self-discovery, weaving hyper-personal tales with ’80s-inspired art-pop and genre-defying production. She has drawn early praise from Grimes, Steve Lacy, and Chappell Roan, and her work has been described as “bringing the fun back into pop” by FLOOD Magazine. Her performance is one of many highlights on a packed Saturday schedule.