All Things Go packs its whole lineup onto one stage inside the Forest Hills tennis stadium, so you never have to choose between sets. Friday is pop with Zara Larsson, Lola Young and Rebecca Black; Saturday turns singer-songwriter with Brandi Carlile, CMAT and Jensen McRae; Sunday closes with MUNA and a Carly Rae Jepsen sunset set. If you want one festival day this fall, pick your headliner and go.
What to expect
Each day runs from mid-afternoon into the evening on a single stage in the historic horseshoe of Forest Hills Stadium, with seats in the bowl and a standing floor. Sets follow one after another, so the crowd builds steadily toward the headliner. Friday also brings Cara Delevingne, Blu DeTiger and Chloe Qisha, and Sunday adds The Beaches, Hemlocke Springs, Grace Ives and Cherry Bomb.
Good to know
- Take the E, F, M or R to Forest Hills–71 Av, or the LIRR to Forest Hills, then walk about ten minutes through the Gardens.
- There is only one stage, so check the official set times to plan your arrival around the acts you want.
- Floor tickets put you standing near the stage; bowl tickets give you a seat with a wider view.
- Three-day passes have sold out, and the festival warned that single-day prices rise after mid-September.
- The neighborhood is residential, so leave extra time for crowds on the walk back to the train.
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Common questions
Who headlines each day of All Things Go NYC 2026?
Zara Larsson and Lola Young co-headline Friday, Brandi Carlile headlines Saturday, and MUNA headlines Sunday with a sunset set from Carly Rae Jepsen.
Are there multiple stages?
No. All Things Go NYC runs on a single stage, so there are no set clashes.
Can I still get tickets?
Three-day passes are sold out, but one-day and two-day tickets were still listed on the festival site in mid-September.
