The release of Busted’s ‘Greatest Hits 2.0’ is now just a week away, a collection that combines thrilling new collaborations and dynamic reworks of their collection of killer hits. Now Busted proves they’re as good as ever as they unleash the album’s all-new single ‘Good One’.

‘Good One’ isn’t a song that Busted would’ve written the first time. Opening with Charlie Simpson’s unique voice on a synth-pop soundbed, its melancholy lyrics accept that the relationships, friendships, and connections we have now won’t last forever. But then, with the help of vocal harmonies from James Bourne and Matt Willis, the trio bound into the instantly addictive bouncy pop-rock hook that they’re renowned for - complete with the message that if so many things in our lives are fleeting, let’s make the most of them while we can. And that proves that twenty years on, a more mature Busted certainly hasn’t lost its frenetic fun factor.

Busted’s Charlie says, “Good one is all about the nostalgia of friends not seeing each other for a long time and making the most of the moments you get with each other, so it seemed particularly appropriate for us to release around our greatest hits tour when we are seeing so many faces that we haven’t seen for such a long time”.

‘Good One’ was written by Busted and was produced by Phil Gornell (All Time Low, 5 Seconds of Summer, You Me At Six).

‘Greatest Hits 2.0’ is available to pre-order. It features Busted’s recent collaborations with Jonas Brothers, All Time Low, Hanson, Neck Deep, and Simple Plan and includes a dazzling array of special guests from pop-punk and beyond. James Arthur! You Me At Six! Dashboard Confessional! The Vamps! Deaf Havana! Charlotte Sands! McFly! Bowling For Soup! Wheatus!

Busted’s huge ‘Greatest Hits 2.0’ UK and Ireland arena tour is now underway and will see them play to 260,000 fans - and all shows are either sold out or have minimal tickets available. The tour heats up in Birmingham tomorrow when ‘MMMBop’ legends Hanson joins the line-up, which New Hope Club and The Tyne complete. The remaining shows are: 

SEPTEMBER

9th - Birmingham, Utilita Arena (SOLD OUT)

10th - London, The O2 (SOLD OUT)

12th - Bridlington, Spa (SOLD OUT)

13th - Newcastle, Utilita Arena (SOLD OUT)

15th - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena (SOLD OUT)

16th - Newcastle, Utilita Arena (LOW TICKETS)

17th - Leeds, First Direct Arena (LOW TICKETS)

19th - Aberdeen, P&J Live (LOW TICKETS)

20th - Glasgow, OVO Hydro (SOLD OUT)

22nd - Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena (SOLD OUT)

23rd - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena (LOW TICKETS)

24th - Manchester, AO Arena (SOLD OUT)

26th - Cardiff, International Arena (LOW TICKETS)

27th - London, The O2 (LOW TICKETS)

29th - Birmingham, Utilita Arena (LOW TICKETS)

30th - Manchester, AO Arena (LOW TICKETS)

OCTOBER

1st-  Glasgow, OVO Hydro (LOW TICKETS)

4th - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena (LOW TICKETS)

6th - Dublin, 3Arena (LOW TICKETS)

8th - Belfast, SSE Arena (LOW TICKETS)

10th - London, The O2 (LOW TICKETS)