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URL:https://www.jointherevolution.net/concerts/new-found-glory/
SUMMARY:New Found Glory
DESCRIPTION:Please Note: This show is at Revolution Live Outdoors (the Ame
 rica's Backyard stage). All tickets are General Admission / standing room 
 only. \n\nHailing from Coral Springs\, Florida\, punk-pop band New Found 
 Glory were formed in mid-1997 by vocalist Jordan Pundik\, bassist Ian Grus
 hka\, drummer Joe Moreno (replaced by longtime drummer Cyrus Bolooki after
  the band's first release)\, and guitarists Chad Gilbert (previously the v
 ocalist for Shai Hulud) and Steve Klein. Having recently graduated from hi
 gh school\, the bandmates wasted little time amassing a cult following\, e
 ventually rising to the upper tier of punk-pop music alongside Good Charlo
 tte\, Saves the Day\, and other Warped Tour-affiliated bands.\n\nRenowned 
 for their energetic live shows\, A New Found Glory toured up and down the 
 East Coast in the late '90s\, selling out the entire pressing of their 199
 7 debut EP\, It's All About the Girls\, along the way. (The EP was release
 d by Fiddler Records\, which later reissued Girls with new cover art in 20
 03.) The full-length debut effort Nothing Gold Can Stay followed in 1999 o
 n Drive-Thru Records\, and the album was reissued later that year when A N
 ew Found Glory signed a major-label contract with MCA. Another EP\, 2000's
  From the Screen to Your Stereo\, found the boys tackling a number of cove
 r songs\; the disc also paved the way for the release of the band's first 
 gold-selling album\, the self-titled New Found Glory\, which appeared late
 r that year. The latter album marked the official debut of the band's new 
 moniker\, which dropped the indefinite article A from their original name.
  A high-profile tour with blink-182\, an opening slot on the Warped Tour\,
  and an appearance in the teen flick American Pie 2 helped increase New Fo
 und Glory's exposure\, and they stepped back into the studio at the end of
  2001 to work on a follow-up record.\n\nThe results of those recording ses
 sions were released in the summer of 2002 as Sticks and Stones. Propelled 
 by the hit single "My Friends Over You\," New Found Glory snagged a headli
 ning spot for the 2002 Warped Tour and watched their album climb to gold c
 ertification. After the tour and its resulting hype\, the band then reente
 red the studio with a newfound restlessness. The result\, issued in May 20
 04\, was Catalyst\, which found their sugary punk-pop steeped in new influ
 ences ranging from hardcore to thrash to new wave. The concert DVD This Di
 saster: Live in London appeared later that year\, documenting the band's s
 trength as a live act.\n\nCatalyst peaked at number three on Billboard's T
 op 200 and eventually went gold\, propelled in part by the success of "All
  Downhill from Here." Hooking up with producer Thom Panunzio (Ozzy Osbourn
 e\, Tom Petty)\, New Found Glory released their mature fifth full-length\,
  Coming Home\, in September 2006. As before\, they immediately hit the roa
 d in support of the album\, adhering to a lengthy schedule of headlining d
 ates throughout the U.S. and U.K. with the Early November and Cartel in to
 w. The second edition of From the Screen to Your Stereo arrived in 2007\, 
 featuring pop-punk covers of songs like Lisa Loeb's "Stay" and Simple Mind
 s' "Don't You Forget About Me." The group then joined the roster at Epitap
 h Records and set to work on a new album\, Not Without a Fight\, with blin
 k-182's Mark Hoppus in the producer's seat. Two years later\, New Found Gl
 ory went back to working with producer Neal Avron\, who had worked with th
 em on Sticks and Stones and Catalyst\, for their seventh album\, Radiosurg
 ery.\n\nKill It Live\, a live album that also featured a trio of new studi
 o tracks\, arrived in 2013. Also in 2013\, the band parted ways with guita
 rist Klein after he was charged with several counts of lewd acts with unde
 rage girls. However\, rather than replace Klein\, the remaining bandmember
 s decided to continue on as a four-piece with Gilbert handling all the gui
 tar duties. In 2014\, the four-member New Found Glory delivered Resurrecti
 on\, which found them diving into their punk roots with a renewed sense of
  purpose. The album was re-released in 2015 as Resurrection: Ascension\, f
 eaturing two new studio tracks and a reworked version of "Vicious" with Pa
 ramore's Hayley Williams. In 2017\, New Found Glory celebrated their 20th 
 anniversary with the release of their ninth album\, Makes Me Sick\, and a 
 tour during which they would play several of their best-loved albums in th
 eir entireties. Makes Me Sick featured the singles "Happy Being Miserable"
  and "Party on Apocalypse."\n\nNew Found Glory's upcoming EP\, From the S
 creen to your Stereo\, will be released in 2019.
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Concerts
LOCATION:Revolution Live\, 100 SW 3rd Ave.\, Fort Lauderdale\, FL\, 33312\,
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