New Found Glory
New Found Glory – The real thing
The international festival, Warped Tour, set up in parking lots or fields lends the festival air as the fans flock in to hear their favorite bands play.
New Found Glory – from school to stage
Their debut album Nothing Gold Can Stay, (1999), was sold while playing back-up for NOFX, garnering a very devout fan base. Drive-Thru Records signed the teen group and paid Eulogy for the rights to the album, selling over 300,000 copies. It was included in Alternative Press’s 10 Classic Albums of ’99. Debuting at #15 on the US Modern Rock Chart single Hit or Miss sent NFG on into the mainstream.
Just barely a year later their next release reached #1 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart with sophomore album New Found Glory,(1996) stayed on Billboard 200 for 21 weeks, was certified gold, and made the dropped “A” in their name official.
Fame and tours
Leaning toward a classical rock style album five, Coming Home (2005), produced by Thom Panunzio, a complete diversion from their previous styles, with single It’s Not Your Fault preceding the album and was received with positive feedback from the critics and hit Billboard at #19 even without label support.
Full length, 11 track, From the Screen to Your Stereo Part II (2007) and single Kiss Me was released with Drive-Thru Records. Signing with Epitaph, NFG’s released their sixth studio album Not Without a Fight (2008), with single Listen to Your Friends (2008) music video filmed in LA. During the Not Without Tour an exclusive split ep with Shai Halud, Not Without a Heart Once Nourished by Sticks and Stones Within Blood Ill-Tempered Misanthropy Pure Gold Can Stay with just 500 copies available.
Still on the road
Did you know that...
- ...the first place the band’s name was written was on a napkin at Red Lobster?
- ...the “A” was dropped from their name because fans had trouble finding their albums?
- ...NFG was included in the 2009 punk-pop-6-pack created by Jones Soda and PunkRadioCast?
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