All Things Go Cancels New York Edition as Nor'easter Hits East Coast

All Things Go Festival has cancelled its 2026 New York edition, citing a Nor'easter forecast to bring gusty winds, rain, and coastal flooding to the New York metro area. The cancellation wipes out all three days of the Queens event, scheduled for September 25, 26, and 27 at Forest Hills Stadium.

Organizers announced the decision ahead of the festival's first day. In a statement, they said that following "consultation with local officials, Forest Hills Stadium, and trusted weather advisors, we have made the difficult decision to cancel All Things Go NYC on September 25, 26, and 27 at Forest Hills Stadium due to severe weather conditions in the New York Metro area… The safety of our fans, the artists and local crew is our top priority."

Refunds will be issued automatically to the credit cards used to purchase tickets, the festival confirmed.

The cancelled New York lineup carried considerable weight. Zara Larsson, Lola Young, Muna, and Ethel Cain were booked as headliners, with Rebecca Black, Carly Rae Jepsen, Grace Ives, Sienna Spiro, and Cara Delevingne also on the bill. The bill mixed pop veterans with newer acts, giving the three-day stadium run one of the more varied lineups on this autumn's East Coast calendar.

The Maryland edition of All Things Go, running on the same September dates, will go ahead as scheduled. The festival has not indicated whether any artists from the New York bill will be shifted to the Maryland site.

All Things Go is not the only casualty of the storm system. Oceans Calling, set for Ocean City, Maryland, has also been scrapped. Global Citizen, which was to return to Central Park's Great Lawn on Saturday, September 26, has likewise been cancelled. The three cancellations clear much of the weekend's festival slate across the East Coast.

For ticket holders, the refund process requires no action. For the artists, crews, and vendors who depend on late-September festival dates, the weekend now leaves a hole — and the Maryland edition becomes the sole remaining stop for the brand this year.