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All Things Go is rapidly approaching, with the three-day festival taking over Merriweather Post Pavilion in D.C.
and Forest Hills Stadium in New York City.
While the two festivals span the same weekend, there is some overlap in the lineups: Lola Young takes the stage on Friday in New York and Sunday in D.C.; Brandi Carlile is Saturday’s headliner in New York and will be in D.C. on Sunday; and Ethel Cain is in D.C. on Friday and New York on Sunday.
At a Glance: How to Buy Tickets to All Things Go 2026
- General Sale: Ticketmaster; AXS
- Resale: StubHub, SeatGeek, VividSeats, Ticketnetwork
- Dates: Sept. 25 – Sept. 27
Overall, Washington D.C.’s lineup is the largest — three-day tickets and VIP passes for the festival sold out on primary marketplace Ticketmaster. As for the New York edition, three-day passes are also sold out. Stubs for the New York edition of the festival are sold through AXS.
The D.C. edition will also see Mitski take the stage on Friday, Hayley Williams on Saturday, and Father John Misty on Sunday.
All Things Go sets itself apart from other festivals by only having one stage, with no overlapping set times; that means fans don’t have to choose between competing sets.
Where to Buy All Things Go Tickets
Fans who are looking for All Things Go tickets can find them at Ticketmaster or AXS. For sold-out tickets, including three-day passes, fans can check out resale sites like StubHub and SeatGeek.
Here’s where you can find tickets and how much you can expect to pay. You can also check out our guide to saving on resale concert tickets.
StubHub
A single three-day pass for All Things Go D.C. starts at $220 for GA lawn seating. A single GA three-day pass starts at $170 for GA bowl seating for the New York iteration. Single-day and two-day passes are also available.
SeatGeek
SeatGeek has a limited number of listings for All Things Go, with a three-day pass starting at $499 for the D.C. edition and $323 for the New York festival.
VividSeats
Code: RS30 for $30 off $300+ purchases
VividSeats likewise has listings for single-day and multi-day passes, with limited availability for three-day tickets. A single three-day pass starts at around $323 for the D.C. festival, while GA bowl admission starts at $240 for two tickets.
Ticketnetwork
Code: RS150 for $150 off orders over $500
Like other retailers, Ticketnetwork’s stock of three-day passes is limited. You can find lawn tickets starting at $366 for the D.C. date, while a three-day pass for the New York festival starts at $351.
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