Tickets for Good Charlotte’s UK tour have gone on sale this morning.
Tickets for Manchester and London Good Charlotte shows are available via Ticketmaster with the code LIFEISGREAT.
If you miss this sale, Co-Op members presale and O2 priority go on sale from 10am on 27 May and general sale is 10am on 29 May.
Good luck and see you at the show!
Good Charlotte UK tour dates have been confirmed.
Dates were teased at the Co-Op Live in Manchester and the O2 in London yesterday.
Good Charlotte have now announced they will return to the UK and Europe later this year – just a day before they play their first shows here since 2019 at Slam Dunk Festival this weekend.
The dates are:
Nov 8 – Stockholm, Sweden – Hovet
Nov 11 – Munich, Germany – Zenith
Nov 13 – Brussels, Belgium – Forest National
Nov 14 – Düsseldorf, Germany – Mitsubishi Electric Halle
Nov 16 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – AFAS Live
Nov 17 – Paris, France – Zenith Paris
Nov 19 – London, England – The O2
Nov 20 – Manchester, England – Co-op Live
The last time Good Charlotte did a UK tour was 2017 so it’s been a long time coming!
For the last Good Charlotte UK tour date, the band headed up to Scotland to play at show at Glasgow’s SSE Hydro. Here’s just some of the pictures and videos from the gig!
https://twitter.com/itsjustdessie/status/699654295793373184
https://www.instagram.com/p/BB2EOpUGX7l/
https://twitter.com/sing_mashton96/status/699631997153628160
It’s less than a month until Good Charlotte’s UK return and the band have just released meet and greet packages to meet the band before the show.
As well as the opportunity to meet the band, the packages also include an acoustic performance, some merch and some signed goodies.
But it’s not cheap. To upgrade your ticket, it’ll cost you £140 ($200).
It’s here: the video is out for Good Charlotte’s Makeshift Love. It features a unique app, Goldfinger’s John Feldmann and Benji in a rather fetching wig.
See it here on YouTube :
A new range of merch has been unveiled on GoodCharlotte.com.
If your Good Charlotte t-shirts and hoodies are getting a bit worn, there’s a new selection including a range featuring a simple logo design along with others with a bulldog on. There’s also some snazzy-looking shorts if that’s your thing.
But does the new merch give any hints to new music or a new album? Sadly not – no album covers, lyrics or anything that gives away any clues!
Shipping for a single t-shirt to the UK will cost you about $14 – but just watch out for customs fees when it gets over here as that could potentially add a few more quid on.
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