Keep the first weekend of December free.
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Good Things 2024 was another monster success, so much so promoters Destroy All Lines have revealed the dates for this year’s festival.
The punk, alternative and metal fest once again takes place in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane across the first weekend of December.
Although the venues have yet to be revealed, music lovers can start planning for Good Things 2025, with the event hitting Melbourne on Friday, December 5, Sydney on Saturday, December 6 and Brisbane on Sunday, December 7.
There’s been no word on when tickets will go on sale, with organisers suggesting punters sign up to the Good Things mailing list and follow their social accounts on Instagram and Facebook to keep updated on all the details regarding this year’s festival.
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Since the first Good Things in 2018, the festival has established itself as Australia’s top alternative, punk and metal festival, taking over the mantle once held by the now defunct Soundwave Festival.
Last year’s event was a belter, headlined by Korn, Violent Femmes, Mastadon and Billy Corgan alongside The Gaslight Anthem, The Living End, Northlane, Jet and more.
Taking to Facebook to announce the dates of Good Things, organisers posted: “Good Things Festival 2025. SAVE THE DATES. Australia, we hear you! Yes, Good Things Festival is returning! Yes, we have the dates!”
You can keep up to date on everything Good Things 2025 related by signing up for the mailing list here.
Good Things Festival 2024 Dates
Friday, December 5 – Melbourne
Saturday, December 6 – Sydney
Sunday, December 7 – Brisbane
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