After releasing their seventh album Generation Rx, pop-punk rockers Good Charlotte have been spending the beginning of 2019 touring their latest release across Europe. Fans have been eagerly waiting the band's return as they have not toured Europe since 2017. Nevertheless, the band's final stop in London was surely one for the books.
The band kicked off the evening with tracks off their latest release, including the title track before transitioning into "Self Help." Throughout the evening, they played a mixture of hits and deep cuts between different album eras from 2002's The Young and the Hopeless to 2007's Good Morning Revival. The highlight of the evening arrived when the rockers live debuted Generation Rx track "Leech" with Architects lead singer Sam Carter, who was also featured on the track.
Good Charlotte via Instagram
Not only was performing with Sam Carter a highpoint of the final show, but playing at London's Alexandra Palace was a dream come true for the American rockers. With a combination of pyrotechnics and their speaker-shattering hits, Good Charlotte wrapped their European tour with chart-topping hits "I Just Wanna Live" and "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous."
The band even took to twitter to express their gratitude for the fans they have that continue to support them:
Good Charlotte via Twitter
Curious to see what other tracks made the tour's final setlist? Check out their final setlist from London's Alexandra Palace:
