When it comes to heavy music, some bands play the riffs, while others live inside the smoke. Nashville’s All Them Witches belong to the latter category. For over a decade, this formidable outfit has been brewing a dark, enticing cocktail of delta blues, stoner grit, and cosmic psychedelia that completely resets your internal compass. Despite building a global reputation as a monolithic live force, they have left an agonising gap on their touring map: Australia.
Thankfully, the wait is officially over. This December, Good Things Festival 2026 is delivering the ultimate Christmas present for Aussie riff-worshippers by bringing the band down under for their highly anticipated debut tour. They will be hitting the festival circuit across Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, alongside high-octane headliners like Limp Bizkit, Simple Plan, Millencolin and Bad Religion. Proving that the anticipation is at an absolute fever pitch, their intimate Melbourne sideshow at the Corner Hotel sold out within minutes, while Adelaide fans are scrambling for tickets to their date at the Lion Arts Factory.
Ahead of what promises to be a legendary run, HEAVY sat down with the band to get the full story. In this chat, we dig into the anticipation of finally playing for Aussie crowds, what it’s like sharing a festival bill with nu-metal royalty, and what fans can expect when they step into the sonic vortex of an All Them Witches live set.
Turn it up loud and get ready for a trip. Here is our conversation with All Them Witches. Good Things tickets HERE
