All Things Go NYC returns for its third year at the iconic Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, and will host three days of can’t-miss sets, including the last stop on the Willoughby Tucker Forever tour and a special sunset performance from Carly Rae Jepsen.

The Lineup

Sets You Don’t Want to Miss

Ethel Cain

The end of an era! As an All Things Go-regular (and the newest addition to the lineup!), Ethel Cain will bring the Willoughby Tucker Forever tour to a close at this year’s festival. It will be a bittersweet moment, but we can’t wait to witness this special chapter coming to a close.

Jensen McRae

We first saw Jensen McRae grace the All Things Go stage in D.C. in 2023. In the three years since, she’s released her stunning sophomore record, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me! and its deluxe follow-up. Her standout lyricism on this release marks her as one of the most exciting storytellers on the rise. Our prediction: Brandi Carlile brings McRae out for a duet during Saturday’s headlining set.

CMAT

The world at large has been positively sleeping on CMAT’s fantastic 2025 record, EURO-COUNTRY. CMAT has been putting on electric festival sets across US, EU, and UK festivals, with her recent sold-out show at the iconic St Anne’s in Dublin confirming her status as a “NATIONAL TREASURE (in Ireland).” After tragically missing her shows at Brooklyn Steel and Brooklyn Paramount, we can’t miss this one.

MUNA

As the first band to truly own the “Lesbopalooza” moniker (see their 2024 festival creative for reference), it seems as though MUNA was made to headline All Things Go NYC. Dancing On The Wall is sensational. Pounding synths and drum machines, powerful vocal arrangements, and overtly rageful, questioning, and poignant lyrics… Personally, I think that hearing Big Stick in this crowd will provide the gospel of this year’s “gay church.”

Cherry Bomb

Mandy Lee of MisterWives brings her solo project, Cherry Bomb to the All Things Go stage. Her operatic vocal prowess has been captivating crowds since MisterWives’ 2015 debut, and her solo offering is a perfect early-set addition to Sunday’s dance-pop forward lineup.

Three-day tickets are now sold out, but limited one-day and two-day ticket options are still available. For tickets and additional information, visit the festival’s website here.

Words & Photography: Morgan Winston