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Limp Bizkit to Headline Australia’s Good Things Festival 2026

The lineup also features Simple Plan, Spiritbox, Polaris, The All-American Rejects, Bad Religion, and more.

Limp Bizkit has been announced as the headline act for the 2026 Good Things Festival in Australia. The festival, which will feature over 30 acts spanning various heavy music genres, will take place from December 4 to 6 at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne, Sydney Showground, and Brisbane Showgrounds. The lineup includes notable bands such as Simple Plan, Spiritbox, Polaris, The All-American Rejects, Bad Religion, Alexisonfire, Grinspoon, Millencolin, Ministry, MxPx, Neck Deep, P.O.D., and The Devil Wears Prada.

The festival, which attracts an 16-and-over audience, will have presale tickets going on sale on August 18.

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