Good Charlotte have announced a major UK and European tour scheduled for November 2026, marking their return to UK stages for the first time since 2019.The pop-punk band from Maryland will be joined on all dates by fellow US group Yellowcard, who will act as support throughout the run.

The tour will begin in Stockholm at the Hovet venue on 8 November and will continue across several major European cities, including Munich, Brussels, Düsseldorf, Amsterdam and Paris.

The tour will conclude with two large arena shows in the UK: London’s The O2 on 19 November and Manchester’s Co-op Live on 20 November, highlighting the scale of the band’s return to British audiences.

Prior to the announcement, Good Charlotte are also set to headline Slam Dunk Festival in Hertfordshire and Leeds, further signalling an active period for the band in Europe.

The shows will support their most recent album, ‘Motel Du Cap’, released in August of the previous year, which marked their first studio album in seven years and their eighth overall.

The record was produced by Jordan Fish, formerly of Bring Me The Horizon, alongside Zakk Cervini, and includes singles such as ‘Rejects’ and ‘Stepper’.Tickets for the tour will go on general sale at 10am local time on Friday 29 May, with a pre-sale beginning on Tuesday 26 May.

The announcement follows the band’s 2018 album ‘Generation Rx’, which explored themes of pain, recovery and resilience, and reflected on societal issues including the opioid crisis.This upcoming tour represents a significant return to large-scale touring for the group across Europe.