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Good Things 2025 set times have dropped early, so you can start planning your weekend before the festival launches in December.
Held at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Friday 5 December, Sydney Showground in Sydney on Saturday 6 December and Brisbane Showgrounds in Brisbane on Sunday 8 December, this year’s Good Things Festival is absolutely stacked.
Festivalgoers can catch headline performances from prog rockers TOOL, who are playing a 90 minute set, alternative icons Weezer, whose only Australian shows are part of the Good Things lineup and ‘90s alt-rock favs Garbage.
Other big name acts gracing the festival across its five stages include punk greats All Time Low, heavy metal greats Machine Head, Oklahoma quartet The All-American Rejects, hard-core punks Knocked Loose, death-core band Lorna Shore and Swedish hardcore greats Refused, in their final run of Australian shows.
Australian additions include metalcore act Make Them Suffer, rockers Tonight Alive and legacy act James Reyne, lead singer of the iconic Australian Crawl.
The wider lineup includes New Found Glory, Dayseeker, Kublai Khan Tx, Cobra Starship, Goldfinger, Bad Nerves, Civic, Dead Poet Society, Fever 333, Gwar, High Vis, Inertia, Palaye Royale, Scene Queen, South Arcade, Wargasm, Windwaker and Yours Truly.
Tickets for Good Things 2025 are on sale now via the goodthingsfestival.com.au.
Good Things 2025 Set Times



Good Things Festival 2025 Lineup
Dates
Friday 5 December - Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne
Saturday 6 December – Sydney Showground, Sydney
Sunday 7 December – Brisbane Showgrounds, Brisbane
Lineup
Tool • Weezer • Garbage • All Time Low • Machine Head • The All-American Rejects • Knocked Loose • Lorna Shore • Refused • New Found Glory • Make Them Suffer • Maple’s Pet Dinosaur • Dayseeker • James Reyne • Kublai Khan TX • Cobra Starship • Goldfinger • Tonight Alive • Bad Nerves • Civic • Dead Poet Society • Fever 333 • GWAR • High Vis • Inertia • Palaye Royale • Scene Queen • South Arcade • Wargasm • Windwaker • Yours Truly • plus Stage 666
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