Jun 20, 2003 • 1 min read

Good Charlotte may release another single before touring

Good Charlotte say their next single may be 'Hold On' from 'The Young and the Hopeless', before a European and Japanese tour, with Benji Madden calling it an anti-suicide song.

Good Charlotte said that if they release another single from their 'The Young and the Hopeless' LP it will be 'Hold On'.

Benji Madden said: "It's my favorite song on the record. I think it's sort of an anti-suicide song. It's about coping with life, and we feel that if we were to put out another single, we would want to put out a song that would actually help people. So that'd probably be the best bet."

The band will be touring through the year, including a European leg over the summer, and Japanese dates.

Joel Madden said: "It's coming together right now. We don't really have any bands together yet, but we have a lot of people that we love that we're probably going to ask. It's going to go back around the United States and then that'll be it. One more time the kids will get to hang out and we'll all have fun, and then we'll go away for awhile and make another record."

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