All Good Now Unveils 2026 Artist Lineup: Widespread Panic, Claypool Gold, Greensky Bluegrass, Dark Star Orchestra and More

After its long-awaited return and triumphant debut in June, All Good Now has announced its second staging in 2026. The successor to beloved scene staple All Good Music Festival, which formally retired in 2015, will return to Columbia, Md.’s Merriweather Post Pavilion on June 13 and 14 with another host of jam fan-favorites meticulously bridging the icons of All Good’s heyday and the rising stars of 2026. Next year’s event will be headlined by two nights of Widespread Panic.

Beyond the top-billed band, who previously joined All Good in 2008 and 2010, seven other acts on the 14-band lineup are alumni from the festival’s halcyon days. Claypool Gold – featuring with Primus, Les Claypool’s Frog Brigade and The Claypool Lennon Delirium – will be bandleader Les Claypool’s eighth appearance in the festival. Greensky Bluegrass, who just celebrated their own legacy with the 25th-anniversary studio album XXV, will build on five prior sets. Other All Good veterans include Dark Star Orchestra, The Wood Brothers, Lettuce, Leftover Salmon and Cris Jacobs.

All Good Now’s second event will also showcase a strong assembly of newcomers from across a vast range of styles. Fans can look forward to engagements from Larkin Poe, The Hip Abduction, Any Frasco & The U.N., BALTHVS, The Main Squeeze and Artist at Large Jennifer Hartswick. As in 2025, the festival’s return will be the centerpiece of the All Good Trifesta, framed by All Good Presents’ sister events Dark Star Jubilee, staging in Thornville, Ohio from May 22–24, and 4848 Festival, staging in Snowshow, W.Va. from July 16-18.

Tickets for All ood Now 2026 will become available through a presale on Thursday, Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. ET, with a general on sale to follow on Friday, Nov. 21 at 10 a.m. ET. Find more information at allgoodpresents.com.

“I suppose the way I approach it is just being true to the music and true to the scene, doing the right thing,” All Good Presents founder Tim Walther reflected in a Relix feature. I don’t feel like I’m doing anything special. But at the end of the day, maybe that’s why I’m still in business, as the jamband scene has gone up and down for 30 years. This might be my strongest year in 10 years—it’s certainly ramping up to be.” Read more in Behind the Scene.

Read a recap of All Good Now 2025 here.