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Good Things Festival Unveils 2026 Set Times

Find out when Limp Bizkit, Spiritbox, Simple Plan, Polaris, and many others will take the stage at this year's Good Things Festival.

Limp Bizkit at Good Things Festival 2023
Limp Bizkit at Good Things Festival 2023(Credit: Peter Dovgan)
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With just over a month until Good Things Festival takes over massive outdoor venues across Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, punters can start planning now that this year’s timetables have been released.

Headliners Limp Bizkit perform from 8:30 pm until closing, with some of the day's earliest sets including Slowly Slowly, House of Protection, Kami Kehoe, and Vianova, with the first performance at 12:10 pm.

Other highlights include P.O.D. at 1:25 pm, Neck Deep at 2:10 pm, Grinspoon at 3:40 pm, The All-American Rejects at 4:30 pm, Ministry’s Farewell Australia set at 4:15 pm, Polaris at 5:30 pm, Spiritbox at 6:30 pm, and Simple Plan at 7:30 pm.

Of course, depending on your taste, how many sets you want to see, and the five-stage layout, there’s a chance of clashes. Swipe through Good Things Festival’s set times post below to start planning your day.

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Along with the top three acts on the bill – Limp Bizkit, Simple Plan, and Spiritbox – a string of other bands will exclusively perform at Good Things Festival, with no sideshows in Australia. They include Bad Religion, Alexisonfire, Bilmuri (playing two sideshows in New Zealand), Chad Gray, MxPx, Neck Deep, and Voice of Baceprot.

This year’s festival follows the usual Good Things route, kicking off at Melbourne’s Flemington Racecourse on Friday, 4 December, then heading to Sydney Showground and Brisbane Showgrounds over the next two days. Once again, all dates are open to those aged 16 and over.

Tickets to all dates are now available. Artists performing sideshows include The All-American Rejects, Ministry, P.O.D., The Devil Wears Prada, All Them Witches, Millencolin, House of Protection, and more.

This year marks the seventh edition of Good Things, which first launched in December 2018—last year featured a massive line-up boasting the likes of Tool, Weezer, Garbage, Machine Head, All Time Low, and the final Australian shows of Swedish legends Refused.