New Found Glory’s Catalyst is now up for order on vinyl.
‘From the Screen to Your Stereo 2’ Coming to Vinyl
New Found Glory’s From the Screen to Your Stereo Part 2 will go on sale on October 13th.
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Some new pressings of Something Corporate’s Leaving Through the Window and New Found Glory’s Sticks and Stones are up for pre-order.
UPDATE • Sep 8, 2023It looks like both sold out already, but I would expect more listings to show up in the next few days.
New Found Glory to Air Live Performance
New Found Glory will be airing a live performance on YouTube tomorrow.
Read More “New Found Glory to Air Live Performance”Jordan Pundik on New Podcast
Jordan Pundik of New Found Glory is on the latest episode of the Emo’s Not Dead podcast.
Read More “Jordan Pundik on New Podcast”Your Broken Hero – “Red Light Kisser” Video
Jordan Pundik of New Found Glory features on the new Your Broken Hero song “Red Light Kisser.”
Read More “Your Broken Hero – “Red Light Kisser” Video”All-American Rejects / New Found Glory Tour
The All-American Rejects and New Found Glory are heading out on tour.
Read More “All-American Rejects / New Found Glory Tour”New Found Glory Share Acoustic “Hit or Miss”
New Found Glory have shared a video of the acoustic live version of “Hit or Miss.”
Read More “New Found Glory Share Acoustic “Hit or Miss””Review: New Found Glory – Make The Most Of It
There are moments in our lives where we make a conscious effort to change the way we do things. Maybe it’s a change of careers, a lifestyle change of some sort, or an unforeseen change that’s completely out of our hands. New Found Glory are aware of all of these factors going into their latest album, Make The Most Of It, and they do their best to make the best out of a horrible situation. Guitarist Chad Gilbert’s cancer diagnosis influenced the majority of the songs on this album, but the overall message of hope and leaving behind a musical legacy are also prevalent here. Gilbert admitted, “I didn’t want this to be the ‘cancer record’ originally. But when we went on tour and people started hearing the story and connecting to it, I gave up on trying to control the narrative. Not all bands are dealt these cards, but we were. Let’s take these songs and help the disease get awareness and raise money for a cause that’s working on education and research for my rare cancer.” Make The Most Of It features several new songs, seven to be exact, with some reimagined acoustic versions added to end of the record to round things out. The reimagined songs came from their live set at Liberty Hall in Franklin, Tennessee, which came as a surprise to fans and myself alike. This seemed like a golden moment for NFG to give their fans acoustic studio versions of some of their favorite songs of all time, but instead it ends up as a missed opportunity.
New Found Glory has never shied away from their sensitive side, whether it comes from a pop-punk power ballad or reimagining their singles with an acoustic version. This side of them worked best on Coming Home, but the band has showed moments of promise throughout their tenure. New Found Glory have been called many things over their musical career, but “survivors” and “pop-punk legends” seem most appropriate now.
Read More “New Found Glory – Make The Most Of It”New Found Glory Share Live “The Story So Far”
New Found Glory have shared a live acoustic version of “The Story So Far.”
Read More “New Found Glory Share Live “The Story So Far””New Found Glory – “Get Me Home”
New Found Glory have shared the new song “Get Me Home.”
New Found Glory Share New Video
New Found Glory have shared a new video discussing Chad’s battle with cancer.
Read More “New Found Glory Share New Video”New Found Glory Announce Acoustic Tour
New Found Glory will be doing an acoustic tour in 2023.
Read More “New Found Glory Announce Acoustic Tour”New Found Glory Announce Acoustic EP, Share New Song
New Found Glory will release Make The Most Of It on January 20th. Pre-orders are now up (limited color) and they’ve shared a video for “Dream Born Again.”
Read More “New Found Glory Announce Acoustic EP, Share New Song”Review: New Found Glory – Coming Home
Change can be one of the most difficult things we ever go through. Changing jobs/careers, changing relationships, or even changing the way we go about our daily routines can lead to stress and several pitfalls. New Found Glory certainly changed the approach to their songwriting and trademark pop-punk sound in favor a sleek pop-based sound on Coming Home. While some argued this change was not for the better, there is still a large number of fans who point to this record marking a turning point in the band’s career that showcased that NFG was not a one-trick pony. The band was just coming off a grueling, nearly two-year long promotional cycle of their last album, Catalyst, before wanting to unwind and breathe a little bit. The set was co-produced by the band and Thom Panunzio, and the main songwriting and demoing was completed in Malibu, California in a large house known as the Morning View Mansion. While this isolation could have led to darker-toned material, the band instead embraced this freedom with some of their best songwriting to date, filled with lush vocal takes and vibrant guitar parts. Coming Home was nearly buried by Geffen Records right out of the gate, and the band only had the backing of one radio single in “It’s Not Your Fault” to show for their efforts. This album seemed to divide many fans. While some, including myself, pointed to this record as the best version of New Found Glory, others couldn’t get past how different the sound was from their previous records to fully embrace it. The new-found interest in Coming Home sparked recently with the first-ever vinyl release of the album, and it led to more continued conversations around this true gem of a record.
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