All Things Go announces Washington DC lineup
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All Things Go Festival just dropped their most exciting lineup yet for the 2025 Washington DC edition. For the first time ever, the festival is expanding to three full days, taking over Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland from September 26-28.
Folk-pop sensation Noah Kahan and the dreamy psychedelic vibes of The Marías will kick things off on Friday. Saturday brings indie darlings Lucy Dacus and Clairo to the top spots. And Sunday? Get ready for the rising hip-hop artist Doechii making her first festival headliner performance and pop icon Kesha to bring the house down as the perfect weekend closers.
It’s not all about Noah Kahan on Friday, the lineup includes some serious indie cred with the UK indie sensation The Last Dinner Party, whose theatrical performances have been turning heads since their breakout in 2021. They’ll be joined by Canadian rockers The Beaches, indie veteran Sharon Van Etten with her new project The Attachment Theory, and the gorgeous harmonies of Lucius. With Caroline Kingsbury, Joy Oladokun, and Sunday (1994) rounding out the day.
Saturday is when things really ramp up with a massive 16-act lineup spanning indie rock to bedroom pop. Beyond headliners Lucy Dacus and Clairo, you’ve got Wallows bringing their California cool, the ethereal Faye Webster, rock outfit Backseat Lovers, and the can’t-miss collaboration between Julien Baker & Torres.
Sunday delivers the perfect festival finale with “Stranger Things” star Joe Keery showing off his musical chops as DJO, breakthrough UK vocalist Lola Young bringing her soulful energy, Role Model’s emotional pop, and MARINA returning with her theatrical alt-pop brilliance. The day also features rising stars like Ashe, Rachel Chinouriri, and Griff before Doechii and Kesha close things out with what promises to be unforgettable performances.
As All Things Go enters its second decade, this expansion to three days proves they’re just getting started. With a recent Pollstar’s Music Festival of the Year nomination for both 2023 and 2025, this independent festival has firmly established itself as one of the most exciting music events on the east coast. Be sure to check back soon, as the New York lineup will be dropping soon.
Tickets are just about sold out, there is only a limited amount of single day tickets left. If you’re thinking about going to All Things Go in DC, be sure to snag your ticket while you can!
