Who are headlining the 2025 All Things Go NYC festival? Doechii, Clairo, and more set to take the stage

All Things Go returns to Forest Hills Stadium in Queens for a three-day event from September 26 to 28, 2025, bringing a single stage of back-to-back performances without overlapping set times. Headliners are split evenly across the weekend, with Lucy Dacus and Djo opening on Friday, Doechii and Remi Wolf taking Saturday, and Clairo alongside The Marías closing out Sunday.

Supporting artists span alt-pop, indie rock, hip-hop, and R&B, totalling 24 acts in the New York edition alone. This marks the All Things Go festival’s second NYC run after debuting in 2024, following its long-standing Maryland iteration at Merriweather Post Pavilion.

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Friday’s headliners set a reflective tone with Lucy Dacus and Djo at All Things Go

Kicking things off on Friday, September 26, Lucy Dacus will occupy the top slot, followed by Djo closing the night. Sets during the day wilfeature Gigi Perez, Rachel Chinouriri, Maude Latour, The Aces, Sarah Kinsley, and Goldie Boutilier; each delivering performances in succession.

The single-stage format ensures fans can remain in a single area without missing acts due to scheduling conflicts. Gates open in the mid-afternoon, giving attendees ample time to find a spot on the grass courts before the first notes at around 4 PM.

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Saturday’s bill balances Doechii’s energy with rising pop voices

Saturday, September 27, places Doechii and Remi Wolf at the top of the bill. Their headliner sets bookend the day; with Lola Young, Griff, Peach PRC, MICHELLE, Alemeda, and Sunday (1994) filling the slots in between.

Uproxx notes that this mix brings together hip-hop-driven tracks and indie-pop elements in a continuous lineup. The event maintains its “no overlapping sets” policy, so audience members can move freely and catch each artist without choosing one over another.

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Sunday’s closing night blends Clairo’s warmth with eclectic R&B

On Sunday, September 28, Clairo headlines alongside The Marías. Supporting performances come from The Last Dinner Party, Paris Paloma, Blondshell, G Flip, Joy Oladokun, and hey, all on the same stage.

Uproxx highlights the day as a fusion of bedroom-pop and Latin-influenced R&B in a seamless flow of back-to-back sets. The All Things Go festival wraps up just before midnight; leaving no overlap and a clear end time for those catching late trains home.

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Tickets presale alerts shared by artists and media

A fan presale began on Thursday, April 24, at 10 AM ET; with general tickets of All Things Go festival available from Friday, April 25, at the same hour.

Lucy Dacus notified followers:

“Fan presale for #ATGNYC begins Thursday, 4/24 at 10 AM ET. Sign up now to get early access to single-day and 3 day tickets”.

Tickets are sold through the All Things Go festival’s official site, where pricing options include single-day and three-day passes across GA and VIP tiers.

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