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Slayyyter, Suki Waterhouse, Rebecca Black, MUNA & More Bring the Party to All Things Go Festival | All Access

This is sponsored content. Slayyyter, Suki Waterhouse, Rebecca Black, Stella Lefty and MUNA were just some of the artists that brought the party to Washington, D.C., for the All Things Go festival 2026. Suki Waterhouse: Hey, Billboard! It’s Suki Waterhouse. Rebecca Black: Rebecca Black, and we’re here at All Things Go. MUNA: Hey, we’re MUNA. […]

Slayyyter, Suki Waterhouse, Rebecca Black, Stella Lefty and MUNA were among the artists that added to the festivities at the All Things Go festival in Washington, D.C. in 2026. Suki Waterhouse, speaking to Billboard, expressed her excitement about the event. Rebecca Black introduced herself alongside Suki Waterhouse, and both mentioned their enthusiasm for attending All Things Go.

MUNA introduced themselves as well. Balu Brigada and Rainbow Kitten Surprise also introduced themselves and hinted at their highly anticipated performances at the festival. The festival, known for its powerful performances, emerging voices, and sense of community, took place over three days at Merriweather Post Pavilion. Fan-favorite artists joined together to create a weekend filled with music, connection, and celebration of individuality.

The festival kicked off on the first day with a sunny and energetic atmosphere, as fans arrived and began filling the grounds. Early acts, such as Underscores and Ninajirachi, set the stage with their energetic performances. Stella Lefty, making her debut at All Things Go, also delivered her viral hits to the crowd. Rainbow Kitten Surprise helped kick off the weekend with one of their many can't miss performances, and they even took the time to speak with Billboard before hitting the stage.

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