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Good Things 2026: Limp Bizkit, Spiritbox & More!

Rohit Singh
Last updated: August 11, 2026 7:03 pm
Rohit Singh
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Good Things Festival 2026: A Heavy Music Extravaganza Unveiled

Get ready, music lovers! The highly anticipated Good Things Festival is back for 2026, revealing an impressive lineup that promises to be a true spectacle for fans of heavy music. With a diverse mix of rock, punk, metal, and even some unexpected acts, this year’s festival is set to bring a unique flavor to Australia’s vibrant music scene.

Contents
  • Good Things Festival 2026: A Heavy Music Extravaganza Unveiled
  • Major Headliners of 2026
  • Special Performances to Look Out For
  • A Diverse Underline-Up and Unique Acts
  • Good Things Festival Details
  • Tickets and Availability
  • Conclusion: A Festival Not to Miss
  • Stay Updated

Major Headliners of 2026

Leading the charge is none other than Limp Bizkit, making a triumphant return after their electrifying performance at the previous festival. Joining them are pop-punk legends Simple Plan and modern metal sensations Spiritbox. These acts alone are enough to get fans excited about this year’s event.

The lineup doesn’t stop there; it also includes formidable Aussie metalcore giants Polaris, iconic rock band Bad Religion, and the beloved Alexisonfire. Other notable mentions are Grinspoon, Millencolin, MxPx, Neck Deep, and fan-favorite P.O.D., among many others.

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Special Performances to Look Out For

This year brings more than just standard performances; it features some special sets that are sure to delight fans. Alexisonfire will celebrate 20 years of their groundbreaking album Crisis by performing it in its entirety, while Millencolin will offer a full rendition of their classic Pennybridge Pioneers. Additionally, Ministry is positioned to deliver their farewell Australian performances, marking an end to an era.

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Further adding to the excitement, Chad Gray of Mudvayne and HELLYEAH fame will present “30 Years Of Madness,” celebrating the legacy of both bands. Fans of The All-American Rejects can rejoice as they make their first Australian appearance in over 17 years, fulfilling a promise made following their last-minute withdrawal from the festival last year.

A Diverse Underline-Up and Unique Acts

The undercard is packed with emerging talents and beloved underground acts. Look forward to performances by All Them Witches, The Black Queen, and Indonesian metal trio Voice Of Baceprot. This year also highlights the return of the chaotic Stage 666, promising even more thrilling performances.

Bringing an unexpected twist to the lineup is the inclusion of the Choirboys, known for their classic hit Run to Paradise. Their presence adds a unique touch, infusing Australia’s rich pub-rock heritage into a festival otherwise dominated by heavier genres.

Good Things Festival Details

This year’s Good Things Festival will span three days, offering fans the opportunity to enjoy performances in three major cities. Kicking off on December 4th, the festival will take place at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne, moving to Sydney Showground on December 5th, and concluding at Brisbane Showgrounds on December 6th. All events will cater to fans aged 16 and above.

Tickets and Availability

Pre-sale tickets will be available beginning Tuesday, August 18, at 10 AM AEST, with the general public tickets going on sale two days later, on Thursday, August 20, at the same time. Be sure to secure your spot early, as this festival is sure to sell out quickly!

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Conclusion: A Festival Not to Miss

Good Things Festival 2026 promises an exciting and diverse musical experience, celebrating not only heavy music but also the legacy of various genres in a single venue. From established legends to up-and-coming artists, it’s a festival that should not be missed by any music enthusiast.

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