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    Limp Bizkit, Simple Plan, Spiritbox and more announced for Good Things 2026

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    Limp Bizkit, Simple Plan, Spiritbox and more announced for Good Things 2026


    Good Things have unveiled their line-up for 2026, and with Limp Bizkit, Simple Plan and Spiritbox heading up the bill, there’s a heck of a lot to make you want to empty your bank account and fly to Australia for it.

    Further down the poster, Polaris and The All-American Rejects have also been booked to play. Bad Religion are joining the party for a belated celebration of their 45th year (technically their 46th) as a band.

    Alexisonfire are also bringing their 20th anniversary celebration of Crisis to Oz, following their amazing performances of the album in full at Outbreak and at Wembley Arena, as well as in their native Canada. Millencolin also have an album in full set planned, namely for the album Pennybridge Pioneers.

    Elsewhere, Ministry are playing their final show in Australia at this year’s Good Things, while Chad Gray will be coming to play a mix of Mudvayne and Hellyeah songs.

    Also set to play are Grinspoon, Bilmuri, MxPx, Neck Deep, Speed, Slowly Slowly, P.O.D., The Devil Wears Prada and Choirboys. They are joined by All Them Witches, The Black Queen, Future Palace, Headwreck, The Home Team, House Of Protection, ivri, Kami Kehoe, Locked Shut, LØLØ, vianova and Voice Of Baceprot.

    Good Things is coming to Melbourne’s Flemington Racecourse on December 4, Sydney Showground on December 5 and Brisbane Showgrounds on December 6.

    Pre-sale tickets go live on August 18 at 10am AEST, while general sale tickets go on sale at the same time on August 20.

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