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NEW FOUND GLORY IN CONCERT:
The morning of a New Found Glory concert, feel free to skip your coffee or Red Bull -- you'll get all the energy you need once the Florida-bred punk rockers take the stage. Since bursting onto the scene almost two decades ago, they've been giving punk contemporaries like Green Day and Blink-182 -- both of whom they've supported on tour -- a run for their money as one of the genre's most influential acts. They continue to live up to that reputation with show-stopping live performances packed with hits from the early '00s and recent jams off their 2014 album Resurrection. Frontman Jordan Pundik riles up the crowd with catchy choruses, inviting ticket buyers to revel in his spectacle as the band plows ahead at full steam. Some things never change -- mosh pits and crowd surfing are still staples at New Found Glory's live shows, creating an adrenaline-filled atmosphere that perfectly suits the band's epic catalog of shout-along anthems.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
New Found Glory was formed in 1997 in Coral Springs, FL by singer Jordan Pundik, guitarists Steve Klein and Chad Gilbert, bassist Ian Grushka, and drummer Cyrus Bolooki. Their debut EP, 1997's It's All About The Girls, introduced them to an enthusiastic underground fanbase and landed them a deal with Drive-Thru Records. In 1999 they released their debut full-length album Nothing Gold Can Stay, which spawned the hit single "Hit Or Miss" and peaked at No. 15 on the US Modern Rock Chart. They followed up in 2000 with a self-titled sophomore album that reached No. 1 on Billboard's Heatseekers chart and spent 21 weeks on the Billboard 200 chart. Their third and fourth albums -- 2002's Sticks And Stones and 2004's Catalyst -- peaked at No. 3 and No. 4 on the Billboard 200 chart and were certified gold by the RIAA. The band has been playing as a quartet since guitarist Steve Klein left the band in 2013, but they still rock as hard as ever on their must-see tours.
Venue is small and cozy, poles are annoying but love being up close to the band! I would do it again. The band is good to their fans. Got to meet some of them after and get signatures. They love to entertain! Can't wait to see them again in February, wherever they are!!
The only way to see this band is live. The way they comand the audience was amazing! They took requests from us!! I have never been to a show where a band does that!
This show kicked a$$!! NFG is the best in concert! The opening bands were all really good too!
WoW! These guys did an amazing show at Peabody's!! They gave it their all and made my year with their show! Everyone has a band they'll always remember for their life and NFG is my life's band. It was so cool that they played at a small venue because it allows the fans to get right up at the stage to sing along! Can't wait to follow them to Pittsburgh when they play with Dashboard in December! I owe them my life, because they saved mine so many times.
One of the wildest shows I have ever been to. The crowd was amazing and the band even better! I have seen NFG many times in the past, however this was my favorite performance thus far. The set list was incredible. This show was at Peabody's which made for a much better environment (than hob) for the band and crowd alike. A show i will never forget!
the other bands could have been better but nfg rocked the stage as always keeping it real.
This show was different than most with a big name band like New Found Glory. Only had 2 opening, not well known bands. NFG played about 25 songs, coming from almost every album they wrote. Small crowd, close to the band, very awesome show. Amazing show for a dedicated fan.
AMAZING SHOW! Best rock show of my life hands down. Chameleon is the best venue yet, many thanks for bringing NFG to Central PA!!!
They played literally twentyfour songs. It was the best show Ive ever seen. Seeing them in a small venue was rare and wonderful, go see them.
