All Things Go Returns to Toronto, This Time in Summer
Following its inaugural Canadian edition last October, the female and queer-led festival is set to return to RBC Amphitheatre on June 6 and 7.
ca.billboard.comHere are the latest notable updates on All Things Go and related go-2026 coverage.
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All Things Go 2026 festival expansion and dates
- The festival expands to a three-day format in 2026, running September 25–27 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in the Washington D.C. area, with additional editions in New York and Toronto also planned for the year. This reflects a shift from a single-day event to a broader cultural weekend.[1][3][7]
- Toronto edition returns in 2026, with dates set for June 6–7 at the RBC Amphitheatre, marking the festival’s continued cross-border expansion and partnership with Live Nation Women. Toronto’s 2026 lineup has been highlighted as including major acts like Kesha and Lorde, signaling a prominent international footprint alongside U.S. shows.[2][4][5][6]
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Headliners and lineup signals
- Confirmed headliners for the Washington, D.C. edition include Hayley Williams and Mitski among others, with the full lineup expected to emphasize female and LGBTQ+-led acts consistent with ATG’s mission. Toronto’s lineup press has emphasized high-profile acts like Kesha and Lorde, indicating a strong cross-Atlantic appeal for 2026.[5][7][1]
- The festival’s evolution continues to spotlight emerging voices alongside established acts, aiming to deliver cohesive experiences across multiple cities and the three-day structure in D.C..[7][1]
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Industry and press context
- ATG remains partnered with Live Nation Women to curate inclusive, diverse lineups and to support women in music, a relationship reiterated in 2026 coverage for Toronto and U.S. editions. Trade press and major outlets have tracked ATG’s growth trajectory, noting its expansion beyond a single city into a multi-city festival series with sustained community engagement.[3][4][2][7]
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- Example: A three-city, three-day format could resemble combining a main-stage headliner block with rotating sub-stages across Washington, NYC, and Toronto, with no overlapping sets to maximize attendee coverage and minimize schedule conflicts (as hinted by prior ATG practices and the 2026 expansion announcements).[1][3][5]
If you’d like, I can pull a current, city-by-city schedule snapshot or compile a quick event calendar with the confirmed dates, headline acts, and suggested travel tips for Piscataway, NJ residents planning to attend. I can also set up a simple comparison table of the 2025 vs 2026 editions to show how the expansion changes the festival footprint.[2][5][1]