Limp Bizkit to Headline Good Things Festival 2026 in Australia
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- Limp Bizkit will headline the Good Things Festival in Australia in December 2026, alongside over 30 other international and local acts.
- The festival lineup spans various heavy music genres, including nu-metal, pop-punk, and metalcore.
- Several artists will perform special anniversary or farewell shows during the festival.
The highly anticipated Good Things Festival is set to return to Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane in December 2026, with nu-metal pioneers Limp Bizkit headlining the Australian heavy-music event. The festival boasts an extensive lineup featuring over 30 international and Australian artists across genres like nu-metal, pop-punk, metalcore, hardcore, and alternative rock.
Limp Bizkit will headline Good Things Festival 2026 as the Australian heavy-music event returns to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in December with a lineup spanning nu-metal, pop-punk, metalcore, hardcore and alternative rock.
Joining Limp Bizkit on the bill are notable acts such as Simple Plan, Spiritbox, Polaris, The All-American Rejects, Bad Religion, Alexisonfire, Grinspoon, Millencolin, and Ministry. This marks Limp Bizkit's return to the festival after a successful appearance in 2023. The band, known for hits like "Nookie" and "Break Stuff," has sold over 40 million records worldwide since its formation in 1994.
Limp Bizkit will return to the festival after appearing at the 2023 edition and playing sold-out sideshows in Australia.
The festival will also feature several special performances. Alexisonfire will perform their 2006 album "Crisis" in its entirety to celebrate its 20th anniversary, while Millencolin will play their 2000 album "Pennybridge Pioneers" in full. Bad Religion will mark their 45th anniversary, and Ministry's performances have been billed as their final Australian shows.
The festival's 2026 lineup features more than 30 international and Australian acts, as reported by AOL
Other international artists gracing the stage include P.O.D., The Devil Wears Prada, MxPx, and Neck Deep. The lineup also highlights a strong contingent of Australian talent, such as Grinspoon, Polaris, SPEED, Slowly Slowly, and Headwreck, underscoring the festival's commitment to showcasing both global headliners and local favorites.
According to River 949, the lineup combines major international acts with a strong contingent of Australian performers, including Grinspoon, Polaris, SPEED, Slowly Slowly, Headwreck, ivri, Kami Kehoe and Locked Shut.
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Originally published by Tempo in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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