Hayley Williams, Mitski and Zara Larsson lead All Things Go 2026 line-up

Hayley Williams, Mitski, Zara Larsson and Lola Young are among the names on the huge line-up for All Things Go 2026.

The festival is returning to the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland from September 25 to 27 this year, with its sister festivals in New York City and Toronto also returning for 2026.

Among the other big names on the bill are Wolf Alice, Brandi Carlile, Ethel Cain, CMAT, Father John Misty, The Beths, Muna, Slayyyter and Magdalena Bay, while it will also play host to Rico Nasty, Rebecca Black, She & Him, Suki Waterhouse, Tinashe, Violet Grohl, The Beaches and Hemlocke Springs.

Rounding out the line-up are Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Robby Hoffman, Balu Brigada, Ninajirachi, SYML, Wes Parke, Del Water Gap, Naika, Haute & Freddy, Grace Ives, Zolita, Love Spells, Susannah Joffe, Glom, Kevin Atwater, Sienna Spiro, Flipturn, Jensen McRae, Ryan Beatty, Stella Lefty, Rochelle Jordan, Tiny Habits, Trousdale, Natalie Jinju, Googly Eyes and Jake Minch.

Pre-sale for tickets starts at 10am local time on Wednesday (May 6) and you can sign up for the earliest chance of tickets here. The general sale begins at the same time on Thursday (May 7).

Williams is currently out on her ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’ world tour, in support of her recent solo album of the same name. In a glowing five-star review of the album, NME wrote: “As with almost every era of Hayley Williams’ career, this new release has come with questions about the future of Paramore.

“The determined lyrics on the tender ‘I Won’t Quit On You’ should be all the reassurance worried fans need, but if that’s not enough, there’s plenty in this brilliant, swaggering new chapter to be excited about. These songs might be about missed second chances, but Williams is certainly making the most of hers.”

It also went on to be named as the ninth best album of the year in NME’s end of year list.

Mitski, meanwhile, is set to play a series of multi-night residencies this year to support her latest album ‘Nothing’s About To Happen To Me’, while Larsson just released her ‘Midnight Sun’ remix album, the follow-up to her fifth studio record from last summer.

Last year’s All Things Go featured headline sets from Noah Kahan, Lucy Dacus and Doechii.

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