All Things Go Music Festival 2026 - Toronto
The All Things Go Music Festival returns to Toronto for its second year on June 6–7, 2026. This year, the festival moves from its previous October slot to…
www.blogto.comHere’s a quick update on the latest go-related news for 2026.
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All Things Go festival expands in 2026: The event is broadening beyond a single-day format to a multi-day weekend with headliners like Hayley Williams and Mitski, signaling a larger, more immersive experience across multiple cities. This year’s edition is positioned as a cultural weekend rather than a traditional one-day festival.[1][6]
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City-by-city returns and scheduling: In 2026, All Things Go is returning to Washington DC and New York, with Toronto continuing its yearly edition after a successful 2025 run; Toronto’s dates have been announced for June, while DC and NYC editions are slated for September, continuing the festival’s multi-city expansion.[4][5][6]
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Toronto edition specifics: Toronto 2026 moves to the RBC Amphitheatre in June (June 6–7), featuring headliners like Kesha and Lorde, with additional acts across a two-day lineup; this marks the festival’s continued growth in Canada alongside its U.S. editions.[5][8][9]
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Overall impressions and reception: The 2026 lineup emphasizes female- and LGBTQ+ artists, aligning with All Things Go’s core identity and inclusive culture, while planning further announcements for the broader DC/NYC editions.[6][4]
Illustration: A multi-city, three-weekend festival model with parallel stages across DC, NYC, and Toronto, culminating in a unified cultural weekend (imaginary layout for visualization).
If you’d like, I can pull the most up-to-date official schedules and lineup details for each city and format them into a concise calendar or a comparison table. I can also create a visual map or chart showing dates and headliners as the lineup solidifies.
Citations:
- All Things Go expanding to three days and listing headliners.[1]
- Return to DC/NYC and Toronto in 2026 with continued expansion.[4][5]
- Toronto edition June 6–7 at RBC Amphitheatre with headliners and lineup notes.[9][5]
- 2026 lineup emphasis on female and LGBTQ+ artists.[6]