Doechii, Lucy Dacus, Clairo Lead 2025 All Things Go New York Lineup
Doechii, Lucy Dacus, and Clairo sit atop the bill for the New York edition of the 2025 All Things Go New York, taking place Sept. 26 through 28 at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens.
Twenty-four artists will perform across the three-day event, with Dacus and Djo kicking things off on September 26, and additional performances from Gigi Perez, Rachel Chinouriri, Maude Latour, the Aces, Sarah Kinsley, and Goldie Boutilier.
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Day two (Sept. 27) will feature a headlining set from Doechii, as well as performances from Remi Wolf, Lola Young, Griff, Peach PRC, Michelle, Alameda, and Sunday 1994. And on the final day (Sept. 28), Clairo will headline following sets from the Marías, the Last Dinner Party, Paris Paloma, Blondshell, G Flip, Joy Oladukon, and Hey, Nothing.
Tickets for All Things Go New York will go on sale April 25, though a fan presale is set for April 24 at 10 a.m. local time. Full information is available on the All Things Go website.
All Things Go, which originated in Washington, D.C. (or technically, Columbia, Maryland, just outside the capital), expanded to New York for the first time in 2024. This year, both the D.C. and NYC editions of the festival have expanded to three days for the first time.
There is some overlap, too, between the D.C. and NYC events with Doechii, Dacus, Clairo, the Marías, Djo, the Last Dinner Party, Gigi Perez, Rachel Chinourriri, and Joy Oladokun all playing both festivals. Among the artists featured at just the D.C. event are Kesha, Noah Kahan, Sharon Van Otten, Faye Webster, Wallows, Julien Baker & Torres, Lola Young, Marina, and Role Model.
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