Pop-punk revivalists Meet Me @ the Altar tweeted in celebration of “GAYCHELLA,” while MUNA lead vocalist Katie Gavin called the festival “Lesbopalooza” during her band’s set. “So many great things happening today,” said Alvvays bandleader Molly Rankin. “I feel like I’m at Lilith Fair.”
The spirit of that touring festival, which broke through the male-dominated music world in the late ’90s, was alive and well at this year’s edition, as was the organizers’ ability to curate a bill of indie-sounding artists (in total, 32 acts across two stages) spanning pop, rock and folk that are at times jangly, dancey, melancholic and jubilant was on full display. As always, All Things Go offered attendees the ability to — as a sign for a drone-shot photo op promised — “own the vibe.” [Washington Post]
The 2023 edition of All Things Go wrapped up on Sunday (10/1) at Columbia, MD’s Merriweather Post Pavilion. We already posted pictures of day two headliners boygenius and Lana Del Rey, and also performing were MUNA, Alex G, Alvvays, Ethel Cain, Samia, Leith Ross, Meet Me @ The Altar, and more. See pictures by Emilio Herce below.
Between sets, Emilio also caught up with some of the weekend’s artists for portraits, including Dayglow, Hemlocke Springs, Samia, Free Range, Meet Me @ The Altar, Leith Ross, Juliana Madrid, and MUNA. See those below, as well.
Check out pictures from day one at All Things Go HERE
