Neck Deep will return to Australia for Good Things Festival 2026. Photo: Nat Wood / @wondergirlphoto
Good Things Festival will return to Brisbane in December with Limp Bizkit, Simple Plan and Spiritbox leading a huge international and Australian heavy music line-up.
Limp Bizkit will return as headliners after appearing at Good Things in 2023, alongside pop punk favourites Simple Plan and modern metal powerhouse Spiritbox.
The 2026 bill also includes Polaris, The All-American Rejects, Bad Religion, Alexisonfire, Grinspoon, Millencolin, Bilmuri, Ministry, Chad Gray, MxPx and Neck Deep.
Some big anniversary sets

Alexisonfire will perform their 2006 album Crisis in full for its 20th anniversary.
Millencolin will play Pennybridge Pioneers in full, while Bad Religion will mark 45 plus one years as a band.
Ministry’s Good Things appearances are being billed as their final Australian performances.
Chad Gray will celebrate 30 years across Mudvayne and HELLYEAH material, while The All-American Rejects will play their first Australian shows in more than 17 years.
MxPx are also returning to Australia for the first time in 13 years.
Brisbane’s Headwreck joins the bill
Brisbane heavy act Headwreck will return to Good Things after appearing as a secret Stage 5 guest at the Brisbane festival in 2025.
Australian acts Polaris, Grinspoon, Speed, Slowly Slowly and Choirboys are also among the line-up.
Further down the bill are All Them Witches, The Black Queen, Future Palace, The Home Team, House Of Protection, ivri, Kami Kehoe, Locked Shut, LØLØ, vianova and Indonesian metal trio Voice Of Baceprot.
Neck Deep will also return to Australia following their 2025 national tour.
Good Things Festival Brisbane 2026
Good Things Festival is at Brisbane Showgrounds on Sunday, December 6.
The event is 16+.
Pre-sale tickets go on sale at 10am AEST on Tuesday, August 18.
General public tickets go on sale at 10am AEST on Thursday, August 20.
More at goodthingsfestival.com.au.
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