New Found Glory have finished recording their new record.
;moreRead moreNew Found Glory Sign to Pure Noise Records
New Found Glory have signed with Pure Noise Records. They’ve shared the new single “100%” and pre-orders for the 7″ are now up. Full press release can be found below.
Read More “New Found Glory Sign to Pure Noise Records”New Found Glory Recording New Album; Streaming on Instagram
New Found Glory have begun recording their new album and they are sharing some of the process live on Instagram.
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New Found Glory recently shared a clip of some new music and Chad has uploaded a video showing how to play the guitar riff.
Read More “New Found Glory Post New Music Clip”New Found Glory Announce UK Tour
New Found Glory have announced some UK tour dates.
Read More “New Found Glory Announce UK Tour”New Found Glory’s ‘From the Screen…’ Coming to Vinyl
New Found Glory’s original From the Screen to Your Stereo is now available on a new vinyl pressing.
Read More “New Found Glory’s ‘From the Screen…’ Coming to Vinyl”Review: New Found Glory – From The Screen To Your Stereo
The breakthrough cover series by New Found Glory kicked off 25 years ago with From The Screen To Your Stereo. This compilation of pop-punk covers of famous songs from movies has been long-adored by fans of the band, and NFG has since put out two additional versions of the series as well. Part I is a fun listening experience that preceded New Found Glory’s self-titled record that would make the band a household name on MTV and radio stations alike. This cover album included seven tracks that clocked in at just under the 20-minute mark, and showcased a band figuring out their sound and Jordan Pundik’s evolving vocal range from Nothing Gold Can Stay. The reception to the movie covers EP was more appreciated over time as the band would occasionally add these covers (and others) to their live sets. From The Screen To Your Stereo was produced by New Found Glory and Jeremy Staska, and marks a memorable time in the ascent of one of this scene’s favorite pop-punk bands.
Read More “New Found Glory – From The Screen To Your Stereo”Jimmy Eat World, The Offspring, and New Found Glory Tour
Jimmy Eat World are heading out on tour with The Offspring and New Found Glory. Tickets go on sale March 5th.
Read More “Jimmy Eat World, The Offspring, and New Found Glory Tour”Tim Stedman Talks Early MCA Records Album Art
Tim Stedman, who was the art director at MCA Records, talked with the 182 News Podcast. They talk about creating the art for Blink-182’s Dude Ranch, Enema of the State, New Found Glory’s first two albums, Box Car Racer, and more. (Overcast link.)
Read More “Tim Stedman Talks Early MCA Records Album Art”New Found Glory Detail Pre-Production
New Found Glory are planning for their new album to have 11 new songs and a full-band version of “Dream Born Again.”
Read More “New Found Glory Detail Pre-Production”New Found Glory Demoing New Album
New Found Glory are working on demos for their new album.
New Found Glory Cover “Part of Your World”
New Found Glory have shared their cover of “Part of Your World.”
Read More “New Found Glory Cover “Part of Your World””Drive-Thru Records Address Missing Track on ‘FTSTYS2’
Early pressings of New Found Glory’s From the Screen to Your Stereo 2 were missing “The Promise.” An update from the label can be found below. They also mention an upcoming re-pressing of the From the Screen to Your Stereo as well.
Read More “Drive-Thru Records Address Missing Track on ‘FTSTYS2’”Review: New Found Glory – Catalyst
Flash back to the year 2004 for a bit. Several pop-punk, emo and hardcore bands have been signed to major label deals, CDs are still selling in waves, and it’s an ultra-exciting time for this scene of music. New Found Glory came in riding a major high after their most successful record, Sticks and Stones, blanketed the pop-punk scene with great singles like “My Friends Over You” and “Head On Collision” getting some airplay on MTV’s popular Total Request Live (TRL). Enter Catalyst. The record was set up for success as well with a bulletproof lead single of “All Downhill From Here” that wasn’t going to do anything to dissuade longtime fans of NFG from liking the new material. Catalyst had a harder edge to it, starting with the hardcore-esque gang vocals of “Intro” that bled into the lead single, while the guitars just felt heavier in general throughout the LP. While this album had a mix of styles and sounds that were brought forth, and musically it’s a bit all over the place, it’s hard to not admit that this is still one of the band’s strongest albums to date.
Read More “New Found Glory – Catalyst”New Found Glory in the Studio?
Chad from New Found Glory posted on Instagram some photos of the band in the studio.
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