Limp Bizkit, Simple Plan & Spiritbox Lead Good Things 2026 Lineup
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The Good Things 2026 lineup has dropped, featuring Polaris, The All-American Rejects, Bad Religion, and many more
Good Things Festival Announces 2026 Dates
Posted in: Music NewsGood Things has officially kicked off its 2026 season, today announcing the dates for this year's shows
‘This Has Been a Nice Test’: How Dayseeker’s Australian Shows Prepared Them for Their Next Chapter
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Californian post-hardcore band swung big on their Australian return. For frontman Rory Rodriguez, this was by design.
Fever 333 on Merging Music and Activism: “The Space We Create Is the One We Own, No Matter Where We Go’
Posted in: Music FeaturesJason Aalon Butler and April Kae tell Rolling Stone AU/NZ about how Fever 333 hope to add fuel to fires of change
‘The Most Fun We’ve Ever Had on Tour’: Refused Tell Us About Their Final Australia Shows
Posted in: Music FeaturesTwo members of the Swedish punk icons told us about their excitement for an unknown future at Good Things 2025
All Time Low Are Already Plotting Their Next Australia Visit: ‘Hopefully We’re Headlining Again’
Posted in: Music FeaturesAlex Gaskarth tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about entering a new chapter of All Time Low with new levels of self-assurance
Wrapping Up the Biggest Moments from Good Things 2025
Posted in: Music NewsFrom interviews to secret sets and standout performances, here’s a full roundup of everything we covered at Good Things 2025
Amy Shark Joins New Found Glory for Secret Set at Good Things
Posted in: Music NewsAustralian singer-songwriter Amy Shark joined the American pop-punk band on stage for a secret set at Good Things Brisbane on Sunday
Gallery: Good Things 2025 Portraits by Michelle Grace Hunder
Good Things 2025 took place last weekend, and renowned photographer Michelle Grace Hunder was there to take portraits of some of the artists performing at the festival, including All Time Low, Scene Queen, South Arcade, and Make Them Suffer.
Fans Love Machine Head’s Later Albums. But Robb Flynn Doesn’t Want ‘to Go on Forever’
Posted in: Music FeaturesMachine Head are still finding ways to engage with metal in ways that, for better or worse, stoke flames of discussion within their fanbase
