Good Things Festival Side Shows Announced

Rock and metal festivals are back - the Destroy All Lines monolith event Good Things Festival kicks off in just 25 days.

The epic line-up, headlined by Bring Me The Horizon and Deftones and featuring NOFX and festival-exclusive TISM, performing for the first time in 19 years, is packed with metal, rock, punk, and alternative acts. If the festival itself wasn't enough, Destroy All Lines has announced the following headline side shows:

Deftones will play one sideshow at Adelaide's Thebarton Theatre on Wednesday, 30 November. 

Gojira and special guests Lacuna Coil will hit Sydney's Roundhouse on Tuesday, 29 November, the Forum Theatre in Melbourne on Thursday, 1 December, and Eaton's Hill Hotel in Brisbane on Tuesday, 6 December.

Swedish skate punks Millencolin are in Melbourne on Wednesday, 30 November, at 170 Russell and The Tivoli in Brisbane on Monday, 5 December. 

The savage Soulfly will feature Fear Factory's Dino Cazares as a special guest - you won't want to miss out on the shows on Thursday, 1 December, at Melbourne's Croxton Bandroom and Manning Bar, Sydney on Tuesday, 6 December.

Emo/pop-punk icons Sleeping With Sirens are bringing Melbourne's The Beautiful Monument and Bad/Love along for three side shows at The Gov, Adelaide, on Wednesday, 30 November, Max Watt's in Melbourne on Thursday, 1 December, and The Triffid in Brisbane on Tuesday, 6 December.

Ukrainian metallers Jinjer with Earth Caller and Future Static will take over the Manning Bar in Sydney on Wednesday, 30 December and the Corner Hotel in Melbourne on Thursday, 1 December. 

The Story So Far and AWOL will perform two intimate Victorian shows, one at Stay Gold in Brunswick on Wednesday, 30 November and Belgrave's Sooki Lounge on Thursday, 1 December.

Musical chameleons Electric Callboy will be joined by one of Japan's most exciting heavy acts Paledusk and Melbourne's DREGG. Clay J Gladstone will be supporting them in Sydney. The bands will hit Melbourne's Max Watt's on Wednesday, 30 November and the Factory Theatre in Sydney the following night.

With no support act announced yet, 3OH!3 are armed with new music; catch them at Stay Gold on Thursday, 1 December.

In venues that are probably too small for him, genre-bending Jxdn will perform at Sydney's Oxford Art Factory on Tuesday, 29 November and Melbourne's Northcote Social Club on Wednesday, 30 November.

Lastly, the fierce, Tom Morello-endorsed Nova Twins will take Sydney's Crowbar on Wednesday, 30 November, alongside the death-pop quintet Blood Command.

Early bird pre-sale tickets will go on sale tomorrow, 8 November, at 10 am local time until Wednesday, 8 am local time. Register for pre-sale here. 

Tickets will be sold to the general public on Wednesday, 9 November, at 9 am local time. Buy tickets here.