All Things Go Music Festival Tickets

This was my first All Things Go festival and I would love to go again. I loved all the water bottle filling stations (the water was COLD!!!!) and the sunscreen dispenser, it felt like the festival really cared about us. The only qualm I have is that ID’s weren’t checked at entry, so every single time we went to get a drink we had to have our ID’s checked every time, which slowed down the food lines significantly. They should check ID’s upon entry if you plan on drinking, and give you a Tito’s wristband of sorts or a stamp on the wrist like they do at regular concert. Also I didn’t like the fact that you couldn’t re-enter the festival, that felt silly. It was a wonderful and such a fun festival

This was my second year attending and I had a great time. My only complaint is that some of the set times are terribly short, even for well-known, popular artists. Only the final three acts were at least 50 minutes long. Everyone else only got 20 - 40 minutes of stage time.

i had a lot of fun, but unlike last year i only went for one day. the three day event did not have enough thrill, novelty, nor star power to warrant the increased length. for the price of the ticket, i couldn’t imagine paying for all three days. i enjoyed myself enough to warrant a 4 star rating for Sunday alone, but i know the other two days couldn’t offer enough to keep me coming; baring in mind that last year had two 5 star days in a row, this is a pretty sad decline. i just hope ATG either goes back to two days or grows into the massive shoes they stepped into.

One of the best experiences I’ve had. My first festival, great seats, amazing accommodations, kind people, and great memories made. I loved this so much!! :)

If you have the money and time, you should go. You deserve to! Do it queen.

I love all things go so much that after I got into a crash on the way back from the first night and a hospital trip on the second day, I made it back for the headliners on the third.

I took my daughter, as a gift for her 16th birthday. My daughter absolutely LOVED it and had the time of her life. Her favorite was being right up at the stage for the Wallows. As a 40 something mom, it was not bad, the bands were all pretty decent, food was yummy, the venue felt very safe especially when it was 4 women alone. I loved that my friend (took her daughter too) and I were able to pick a spot and watch every on the big screens. My only dislikes were the drink prices, they were a little high even for a concert venue, in my opinion. That didn't stop me from purchasing a few lol. My friend and I happened to be seated, on a blanket on the ground, next to another mom who had brought her daughter and as ladies of a certain age do, we began chatting. This mom had a brilliant idea and my friend and I agree 100%...it would be great if these things offered "Parent Tickets", a reduced price for those of us that do not actually WANT to be there but have to be for our children and/or "Parent SEATS", it is hard on us 40+ people to sit on the very hard ground for the entire day or God forbid the weekend, we're not going to pay for premium tickets just to sit down for something we have zero interest in. My friend almost got stepped on while sitting on our blanket in the spot we had been in for many hours when the crowd got bigger at the 2nd stage and the rude young people stood all around us. Honestly, we would be willing to pay a small fee for "parent seating", especially if we could get reduced tickets. I am just offering a suggestion, parents are always taking our kids to concerts that we have less than zero interest in, we do not want to pay extra for a ticket just to get a seat so we are not uncomfortable the entire time and bent over with a sore back the next morning because we love our kids. Or an easier option --let parents bring a chair in, give us a wristband or something so it's easy to tell that we are parents. If it was not for having to sit on the ground I probably would have given 5 ⭐s. But overall I enjoyed the time with my middle daughter and my friend and her daughter. We enjoyed the food and drinks and people watching. Also, I would have liked to have been able to purchase the bands merch online either prior to the event or afterwards, not just the All Things Go merch. Thank you for the event and I hope to be able to take my daughter or all 3 daughters again at some point.

The all things go festival was such a blast. My boys and I went for a bachelor party and had epic fun. The bands were all great as well as the venue. Bathrooms took a while, but that was expected. Overall organizers put on a top notch festival! Bravo!

This was my second ATG, and it was absolutely amazing! The lineup was spectacular. Merriweather Post Pavillion is always such well kept venue, the staff is so kind and knowledgeable, it is so easy getting in and out with multiple entrances and exits, and parking is a breeze. I will always recommend this venue to anyone who asks!

Noah Kahan was the headliner and he surpassed all expectations

10000000/10 my favorite event of the year! I’ve been to All Things Go DC 2 years in a row and it always blows me away.

VIP is not worth the money at this festival. Actually was harder to get into festival than regular as they never had bracelets and they kept sending us thru security at different gates (3 times). Bathroom and food lines were longer. "Reserved seats always had someone random sitting in them and we would have to get security to ask them to leave nicely.) Unable to gain access to pit as was always full. Unable to reach elevated deck view 2x as we were told that was only for club box people. Food choices overall for an event this size were sad. There was no "Bazaar"- just one tent and a product sponsor. Also, all these "VIPO"were selling for 1/3 cost and LOTS of tickets available so if we return we will be buying last minute for sure....

All Things Go festival always has a great lineup. The location at Merriweather Post Pavillion is perfect for everything. Adding the third day was awesome.

I only went Friday, but I Loved Noah Kahan. Always love this venue. I drive from northern Virginia even though it’s farther, because Merriweather has the best artists. I was a little disappointed that there weren’t a few more known/more talented artists. At least for my taste, I would have liked to see more of a lineup similar to Ocean’s Calling (where Noah played the next night). I saw Kesha’s performance on the streaming and wasn’t impressed. All this to say- I appreciated the spectacular headliner I saw, and the clean and organized venue, but would personally love to see a little more of that talent level/genre for the other acts in the future!

This is a small festival with tons of great acts. Lots of places to chill and relax in the shade between sets. Free water stations. Foot is expensive but you can bring food into the festival. It is packed because it's a small area, you go for the vibe not to have personal space. Forking out for VIP seating is the best way to get super close to the artists, but it isn't as "festival"experience as a lawn seat. There are two stages, so you have plenty of opportunity if you're not VIP to see half the artists close up too.

Got to see the concert right up front in the pit. Noah Kahan gave a great high energy concert. Loved the crowd energy and singing every word.

Loved the line up on Day 1! Well worth the price of the ticket. Parking was a pain in the butt and confusing but it worked out. Would go again. Wished the venue had ICED coffee during the summer and not hot coffee but meh.

A group of five friends in myself went last year and had a blast! Tickets were sold out so we had to buy on the secondary market for a premium, so this year we are making sure to get our tickets fast! Amazing event, everyone should check it out this year for sure!

I came to this festival for 2024 DC lineup. I bought a pass for Sunday only, and was wanting to see Chappell Roan, Renee Rapp, and Conan Gray. Chappell Roan ended up cancelling her set, which is not at the fault of the festival, and I was still excited nonetheless. When we arrived, we immediately saw that there was hardly any room to sit, and it seemed like they had oversold the lawn/GA areas. I didn’t even end up seeing anyone at the main stage. I did however get a great spot to see Conan Gray which made the experience worth it, and thats why I give it 4 stars.

The festival was fine, but I expected more. The DMV does not get many festivals, and All Things Go did not do anything for DMV residents. A local presale would have gone a huge way for the fans. There was a huge amount of interest in the festival, and then to announce New York after the Maryland show already sold out was a giant slap in the face. The festival itself was fine. None of the vendors were anything special, I would never wear any of the merch (not to mention a lot of it was themed after an artist that wasn't there), and they ran out of food. The lineup was solid, and MUNA was a good last minute replacement. There was just much to be desired.