Good Things has come good on its promise and dropped its 2023 lineup. The three-city festival will return over the first weekend of December, with Fall Out Boy and Limp Bizkit headlining alongside swathes of international and local acts, including the previously-teased PVRIS.
Akron art-punks Devo will be at Good Things as part of their Farewell Tour, while Slipknot’s Corey Taylor will perform songs from his solo catalogue. The lineup also includes emo survivors Taking Back Sunday, Australian pop punk iconoclasts Frenzal Rhomb, Polish metal act Behemoth, Californian skate punks Pennywise and plenty more.
Devo – ‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction’
Plenty of contemporary local acts will be part of the travelling festival, including Slowly Slowly, Luca Brasi, Make Them Suffer and Stand Atlantic, along with a decent number of nostalgia picks, including Spiderbait, Jebediah, Eskimo Joe, Boom Crash Opera and more.
The fun begins in Melbourne on Friday, 1st December before heading to Sydney on Saturday, 2nd December and Brisbane on Sunday, 3rd December. Details below.
Good Things 2023
- Fall Out Boy
- Limp Bizkit
- Devo (The Farewell Tour Celebrating 50 Years)
- I Prevail
- Bullet For My Valentine
- Corey Taylor
- Pennywise
- Spiderbait
- Slowly Slowly
- Enter Shikari
- Behemoth
- Sepultura
- Taking Back Sunday
- PVRIS
- Bloom
- Boom Crash Opera
- Eskimo Joe
- Frenzal Rhomb
- Hanabie
- Jebediah
- Luca Brasi
- Magnolia Park
- Make Them Suffer
- Ocean Sleeper
- Royal & The Serpent
- Short Stack
- Slaughter To Prevail
- Stand Atlantic
- Tapestry
- The Plot In You
- While She Sleeps
Dates & Venues
- Friday, 1st December – Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne, VIC (Lic/AA)
- Saturday, 2nd December – Centennial Parklands, Sydney, NSW (18+)
- Sunday, 3rd December – Brisbane Showgrounds, Brisbane, QLD (Lic/AA)
Pre-sale tickets on sale Tuesday, 22nd August at 10am – sign up here. General tickets on sale Thursday, 24th August at 10am here
Further Reading
Good Things Festival Reveals Lineup Announce Date, Teases First Act
Good Things Review – Melbourne Crowd Makes the Most of Heavy Festival’s Return
Bluesfest Announces First Artists for 2024: Jack Johnson, Tom Jones, Elvis Costello + More
