All Things Go is nearly here, with the three-day festival taking over Merriweather Post Pavilion in Washington, D.C. and Forest Hills Stadium in New York City.
The two festivals span the same weekend, but the lineups overlap in several ways: Lola Young performs Friday in New York and Sunday in D.C.; Brandi Carlile headlines Saturday in New York and appears Sunday in D.C.; and Ethel Cain plays Friday in D.C. and Sunday in New York.
At a Glance: How to Buy Tickets to All Things Go 2026
Washington, D.C. offers the larger lineup, with three-day tickets and VIP passes sold out on Ticketmaster. New York three-day passes have also sold out, though limited single-day tickets remain available through AXS. The D.C. lineup includes Mitski on Friday, Hayley Williams on Saturday, and Father John Misty on Sunday. All Things Go distinguishes itself with a single stage and no overlapping set times, ensuring fans never have to choose between competing acts.
Where to Buy All Things Go Tickets
Remaining tickets are available through Ticketmaster and AXS, while sold-out passes may be found on resale platforms like StubHub and SeatGeek. Pricing details and availability vary by platform. See our guide for tips on saving on resale concert tickets.
StubHub
Three-day GA lawn passes for D.C. start at $220, while GA bowl passes for New York begin at $170. Single-day and two-day options are also offered.
SeatGeek
SeatGeek lists a limited number of three-day passes, starting at $499 for D.C. and $323 for New York.
VividSeats
Three-day passes for D.C. start around $323, with GA bowl two-ticket options at $240. Single-day and multi-day passes are available in limited quantities.
Ticketnetwork
Lawn tickets for D.C. start at $366, while three-day New York passes begin at $351. Stock remains limited.
