All Things Go NYC: Brandi Carlile, Zara Larsson, and Carly Rae Jepsen to Headline All-Female Lineup

The highly anticipated All Things Go festival, playfully dubbed "lesbian Coachella" by its fans, is expanding its reach with a bi-coastal presence. Perhaps "lesbian Rolling Loud" is a more apt comparison?

Following the announcement of the impressive lineup for the DC flagship show at Merriweather Post Pavilion (which some argue is closer to Baltimore), organizers have revealed the talent for All Things Go NYC, a more intimate affair set to take place at Queens' Forest Hills Stadium from September 25-27. This year, the NYC edition boasts an entirely female lineup.

While Hayley Williams and Mitski, who are headlining the Maryland festival, won't be making an appearance in New York, Brandi Carlile will be gracing the stage as a headliner. She'll be joined by Zara Larsson and Lola Young on Friday night, and MUNA on Sunday. This headliner status is a significant achievement for Zara Larsson, reflecting her growing popularity. It also marks a triumphant return for Lola Young, who is back to performing after collapsing during her set at ATG NYC last year and subsequently canceling her appearance at the Maryland festival.

Adding to the excitement, Carly Rae Jepsen will be delivering a special sunset performance, a New York exclusive that won't be seen at Merriweather.

The All Things Go NYC poster also features Rebecca Black and Cara Delevingne, alongside a diverse range of artists including CMAT, Grace Ives, the Beaches, Hemlocke Springs, Sienna Spiro, Jensen McRae, Blue DeTiger, Chloe Qisha, Natali Jinju, and Cherry Bomb.

Fans of the HBO show Hacks will be pleased to know that the staff of Schaefer & LuSaque will be represented. Meg Stalter, who plays Kayla and recently announced her debut album, is on the New York bill, while Robby Hoffman, who plays Randi, is booked for Merriweather.

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