This morning, Peloton has shared that they will be announcing the artists in the 2024 All For One music fest on this upcoming Thursday, September 12th.
Update – You can find the lineup of Peloton’s 2024 All For One Music Fest here.
Peloton has previously shared that the All For One Music Fest will be taking place from September 26 – 30, 2024 this year.
In addition, this tease mentioned that members should “get ready” to book spots in the studio for in-person classes – but didn’t explicitly state when that would take place.
However, we have confirmed with Peloton that members should expect studio bookings for the All For One classes to also open for booking this Thursday along with the lineup (although the exact time Thursday that studio bookings will start is still up in the air).
Peloton’s post said:
We’re revealing the lineup on Thursday, so get ready to book your spots in live classes.
While the post made clear that the lineup of artists will be shared on Thursday – when exactly members are able to book studio classes for those spots was left a little bit vague and unclear.
As we mention above, Peloton has separately confirmed to us that in addition to the lineup being available Thursday, the studio bookings should open Thursday as well.
However, members should keep in mind these dates are always subject to last minute changes. For example, on a recent Wednesday – Peloton posted that studio bookings for artist series would open on the next day. However, just before that was scheduled to happen, Peloton quietly deleted their post about those bookings – and did not release the classes as they had said they would only the day before.
All For One Music Fest is a weekend full of artist series classes on the Peloton platform. The majority of instructors should have classes (either live & on-demand), and there are normally dozens of different artists featured.
You can find information about the 2023 Peloton All For One Music Fest to get an idea of what to expect.
Peloton’s “All For One” classes were originally classes where every instructor took turn teaching the class, so that members could have a chance to get familiar with various instructors. However, in recent years, Peloton has changed “All For One” to be this music festival style weekend.
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