Concert Review: Let’s Go Music Festival 2025: A Rock Revival in Maryland

The Let’s Go Music Festival returned for its fifth year with its strongest showing yet, taking over

the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds in Crownsville, Maryland. Perfectly nestled between

Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, the two-day, family friendly, event proved why it’s quickly

becoming a summer staple for East Coast music lovers.

With a distinctly rock-driven lineup, Friday night kicked off with an electric headlining set from

Young the Giant, whose powerful vocals and polished stage presence set the tone for the

weekend. Saturday brought the nostalgia and energy of Third Eye Blind, who delivered a

crowd-pleasing mix of ‘90s anthems and new material that had fans of all ages singing along.

The undercard didn’t disappoint either — Milky Chance blended indie-pop grooves with

laid-back charisma, while The Maine and The Starting Line brought infectious emo-rock energy

that ignited the mosh pits. Hot Mulligan, Charlotte Sands, Colony House, and Smallpools

rounded out the bill with genre-hopping sets that showcased the festival’s commitment to

spotlighting both rising stars and seasoned acts.

Beyond the music, the festival grounds were buzzing with curated food vendors, craft beer,

immersive art, and interactive activities that gave fans plenty to do between sets. From gourmet

street eats to chill zones and photo ops, Let’s Go nailed the festival experience from every

angle.

Let’s Go Music Festival is proving it’s not just about the music — it’s about the community it’s

building. Each year gets bigger, louder, and more unforgettable.