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Good Things Festival Unveils 2019 Line-up

The wait is over!

Good Things Festival has just dropped its 2019 line-up, with huge international and local acts locked in for this December’s East Coast run.

Byron Bay metalcore legends Parkway Drive lead today’s artist announcement, closely followed by US favourites A Day To Remember and pop punk icons Simple Plan, while Violent Soho make the East Coast run their only Australian dates for the year, joined by fellow local acts The Veronicas, Skegss, Karnivool and more.

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Here’s the first artist announcement in full:

Parkway Drive, A Day To Remember, Violent Soho, Simple Plan, Bad Religion, Trivium, Skegss, Simple Creatures, Karnivool, The Veronicas, Coheed & Cambria, Falling In Reverse, Enter Shikari, Dance Gavin Dance, Reel Big Fish, Poppy, Thy Art Is Murder, Ice Nine Kills, The Damned Things, Slowly Slowly, Man With A Mission, The Bennies, Voyager, Yours Truly, Windwaker, The Beautiful Monument, Gravemind

Good Things Festival 2019 will kick off at Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne on December 6, before taking on Sydney’s Centennial Park on December 7 and Brisbane Showgrounds on December 8.

Check out theGuide for all the details and our full wrap of the 2018 run here. Register for pre-sale here.

The Music went backstage at the Sydney leg of Good Things Festival 2018 to speak with a bunch of the acts; listen to the full episode on SoundCloud below.

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