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All Things Go DC

September 26 - 28, 2025

Experience the vibrant, diverse, and inclusive celebration of music at All Things Go DC 2025, taking place at the iconic Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia from September 26th to 28th. This multi-genre extravaganza brings together a captivating lineup that spans the realms of indie-pop, alternative-rock, hip-hop, neo-soul, and beyond, delivering an unforgettable weekend for music enthusiasts of all tastes. Prepare to immerse yourself in the electrifying energy as artists like Clairo, Djo, Doechii, Kesha, and Lucy Dacus take the stage, blending their unique sounds and captivating performances. From the lush, dreamy indie-pop of Clairo to the eclectic, genre-bending artistry of Djo, and the bold, conscious hip-hop of Doechii, this festival celebrates the boundless creativity and diversity of the modern music landscape. Beyond the phenomenal lineup, All Things Go DC 2025 is a true community experience, where like-minded fans come together to revel in their shared passion for music. The festival's intimate atmosphere and meticulously curated stages create an immersive, authentic experience that transcends the traditional festival setting. Whether you're losing yourself in the rhythmic pulse of electro-house, swaying to the ethereal sounds of dream-pop, or captivated by the raw energy of alternative-emo, this festival promises to ignite your senses and leave a lasting impression. Prepare to be transported, inspired, and connected as you explore the vibrant, ever-evolving world of multi-genre music at All Things Go DC 2025.

All Things Go DC returns to Columbia, Maryland from September 26-28, 2025, showcasing an impressive lineup of rock, pop, indie, and alternative artists. The festival features major headliners including Noah Kahan, Kesha, Marina, and Clairo, alongside rising stars like Wallows, The Backseat Lovers, and Doechii. With 42 artists spanning multiple genres from indie pop to alternative rock, the three-day event offers diverse musical experiences for fans of contemporary and emerging acts. Notable performers also include Lucy Dacus, Sharon Van Etten, The Marías, and a special collaboration between Julien Baker & Torres.