New Found Glory

About

New Found Glory: architects of pop-punk anthems, kings of the breakdown, and perennial champions of emotional sincerity. For over two decades, the Florida-bred quintet has been a cornerstone of the genre, carving out a legacy built on breakneck tempos, singalong choruses, and a relentless touring schedule. Rooted in the sonic DNA of Blink-182 and Green Day, but sharpened by the metallic edge of hardcore punk, New Found Glory crafted a signature sound that resonates with both pop sensibilities and mosh-pit fury. Their breakthrough album, 2002’s "Sticks and Stones," catapulted them into the mainstream, cementing their status as pop-punk frontrunners. Tracks like "My Friends Over You" became instant classics, soundtracking countless adolescent dramas and fueling Warped Tour singalongs. The band's influence extends beyond their own discography, inspiring a generation of bands who embraced the fusion of punk rock energy and catchy melodies. Notable collaborations include working with producers like Neal Avron and guest appearances from artists across the rock spectrum. New Found Glory continues to evolve, exploring new sonic territories while staying true to the core values that made them pop-punk icons. Their recent projects, like the "Make the Most of It" acoustic album and ongoing touring, demonstrate their enduring appeal and commitment to connecting with fans on a personal level.