Three bands that defined a generation are joining forces for an epic Australian tour in early 2026. Get ready to relive your youth.
If you spent the 2000s with eyeliner, studded belts, and a playlist full of pop-punk anthems, clear your calendar. Good Charlotte, Yellowcard, and Kisschasy are hitting Australian shores together in early 2026, and it's going to be emotional.
Good Charlotte: The Madden Brothers Return
Joel and Benji Madden's Good Charlotte remain one of the most influential pop-punk bands of the era. From "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" to "The Anthem," they soundtracked an entire generation of suburban rebellion. Their live shows still pack the same energy that made them MTV staples.
Yellowcard: Back and Better Than Ever
Yellowcard – the band that made violin in punk rock cool – have returned from their 2017 hiatus with their first album in almost a decade. Expect "Ocean Avenue" singalongs that'll have the whole venue in tears. Their blend of punk energy with orchestral elements remains utterly unique.
Kisschasy: Local Heroes
Australian favourites Kisschasy round out the bill perfectly. The Melbourne trio delivered some of the best homegrown rock of the 2000s with tracks like "Opinions Won't Keep You Warm at Night." Seeing them support this tour is a treat for longtime fans.
Tour Dates
The tour hits major cities across Australia in early 2026. Tickets are expected to sell fast – this is the nostalgic triple-header fans have been dreaming about.
Dig out your old band tees. This one's for the scene kids.