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I '''New Found Glory''' (precedentemente conosciuti come '''A New Found Glory''') sono un gruppo [[pop punk]] [[Stati Uniti d'America|americano]], formato nel [[1997]] a [[Coral Springs]], in [[Florida]] e attualmente residente in [[California]]. Hanno esordito nel [[1997]] con l'[[Extended play|EP]] ''[[It's All About the Girls]]'', edito da [[Fiddler Records]], mentre il loro album di debutto è stato, più tardi, ''[[Nothing Gold Can Stay]]'', firmato dalla casa [[Eulogy Records|Eulogy]].
I '''New Found Glory''' (precedentemente conosciuti come '''A New Found Glory''') sono un gruppo [[pop punk]] [[Stati Uniti d'America|americano]], formato nel [[1997]] a [[Coral Springs]], in [[Florida]] e attualmente residente in [[California]]. Hanno esordito nel [[1997]] con l'[[Extended play|EP]] ''[[It's All About the Girls]]'', edito da [[Fiddler Records]], mentre il loro album di debutto è stato, più tardi, ''[[Nothing Gold Can Stay]]'', firmato dalla casa [[Eulogy Records|Eulogy]].

==Biografia==
===Primi anni===
I New Found Glory si formarono nella metà del [[1997]] con [[Jordan Pundik]] alla [[Canto (musica)|voce]], [[Chad Gilbert]] (formalmente membro della band [[hardcore punk|hardcore]] [[Shai Ulud]]) e [[Steve Klein]] alle [[chitarra elettrica|chitarre]], [[Ian Grushka]] al [[basso elettrico|basso]] e [[Joe Moreno]] alla [[batteria (musica)|batteria]]; quest'ultimo fu rimpiazzato da [[Cyrus Bolooki]] dopo l'album di debutto.
Il nome "A New Found Glory" fu ideato da [[Pundik]] e [[Klein]], ma perse in seguito la 'A' a causa delle difficoltà riscontrate dai fan nel cercare i loro dischi.

Il primo [[Extended play|EP]] della band, ''[[It's All About the Girls]]'', uscì nel [[giugno]] [[1997]] con la [[Fiddler Records]]; subito dopo l'uscita del disco iniziarono a raccogliere un vasto numero di fan, grazie anche alle buone performance che offrivano.
Il loro primo album ''[[Nothing Gold Can Stay]]'', prodotto dalla [[Eulogy Records]], venne passato da una popolare band del periodo, i [[Midtown]], a Stefanie Reines, della [[Drive-Thru Records]].
Stefanie li convinse a ri-registrare l'album per la [[Drive-Thru Records]], e nel [[1999]] uscì la ristampa. Più tardi registrarono un [[Extended play|EP]] intitolato ''[[From the Screen to Your Stereo]]'', contenente delle cover di colonne sonore di film, sullo stile dei [[Me First and the Gimme Gimmes]].

Per via della loro crescente popolarità e a causa di un problema legato alla distribuzione che la [[Drive-Thru Records|Drive-Thru]] aveva con la [[Music Corporation of America|MCA]], il quale consentiva alla [[Music Corporation of America|MCA]] di impossessarsi di qualsiasi gruppo della [[Drive-Thru Records|Drive-Thru]], i New Found Glory firmarono un contratto per la [[Music Corporation of America|MCA]].
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===Professional career===
[[Immagine:NFG_Jordan_Pundik_WF.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Vocalist Jordan Pundik performing in 2004.]]
Their first full length release recorded with MCA was their self-titled album, which was released late in 2000 and which was the first to make an impression on the charts reaching number 107 on the Billboard 200 album charts and number one on the Heatseeker chart (the album's hit single "Hit or Miss" reached number 15 on the US modern rock chart). ''From the Screen to the Stereo'' would make the top 40 of the Heatseeker charts in 2002.

The band's profile grew in 2001 with a support slot to a [[blink-182]] tour and a slot on the [[Warped Tour]]. The band recorded the ''[[Sticks and Stones]]'' album in late 2001 for release in the middle of 2002. ''Sticks and Stones'' proved to be their breakthrough record debuting at number 4 on the Billboard album charts selling 91,000 albums in the first week of sales and also reaching the top ten of the UK album charts. The album spawned two singles namely

* "My Friends Over You" reached number 85 on the [[Billboard Hot 100]] in 2002, number 11 in Canada, number 5 on the US modern rock chart and number 2 on a [[MP3.com]] download chart.
* "Head on Collision" went top 30 on both the Canadian singles charts and the US modern rock chart.

One night at the Palladium in Worcester Mass, the members brought a girl from the crowd on stage because she stated she could play the song "Head On Collision". In fact she could, to the bands surprise. The lucky girl joined the band in playing the song.

New Found Glory headlined the 2002 and 2004 [[Warped Tour]]s, and will do so again in 2007.

New Found Glory released ''[[Catalyst (album)|Catalyst]]'' in May 2004 and it debuted at number 3 on the Billboard album chart in late May selling 146,000 albums in its first week of release. The album would also debut in the top 40 of the UK and Australian album charts. The first single "[[All Downhill from Here]]" would go top 20 on both US and a composite world modern rock chart (based on the US, UK, Canada, Sweden, Finland and Australian charts) at the end of May 2004. Musically, the album was more complex and had harder guitar riffs than the previous albums, but the songs still had that classic "New Found Glory chorus."

Contrary to the band's announcement on [[Fuse channel|Fuse]]'s ''Daily Download'' on [[March 28]] [[2005]], [[James Dewees]] of [[The Get Up Kids]] and [[Reggie and the Full Effect]] (who had previously provided keyboards for the song "Failure's Not Flattering" on ''Catalyst'' and toured with the band as a sixth member for about ten months) did not permanently join New Found Glory, due to his busy schedule with his own band.

Chad Gilbert would also form a hardcore band called [[Hazen Street]] with [[Freddie Cricien]] and [[Hoya]] of [[Madball]], [[Toby Morse]] of [[H2O (American band)|H<sub>2</sub>O]], [[David Kennedy (guitarist)|David Kennedy]] formerly of [[Boxcar Racer]], and [[Mackie Jayson]] formerly of [[Bad Brains]]. [http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1486904/20040510/story.jhtml/1] However, due to an exclusivity clause in New Found Glory's contract with [[Universal Music]], Gilbert was not allowed to be a part of Hazen Street, despite co-writing the majority of their debut album's material. Although he wasn't credited due to the contract, his contribution to the recording remained on the album.

On [[June 14]], [[2006]] MTV.com posted an article interviewing Chad Gilbert who announced that the next album would be titled ''Coming Home'' and was scheduled to be released September 19, 2006. He also announced the first single titled "[[It's Not Your Fault]]" would be released sometime in July 2006. [http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1534322/20060614/new_found_glory.jhtml?headlines=true]

Along with a new album, the band will also be touring. They announced a tour of the [[United Kingdom|UK]] that would start in November of 2006. [http://newfoundglory.com/events/] and that Michael Bethancourt of the Tyler, TX band Ivoryline would be joining the band as an additional guitarist/keyboard player for upcoming tours.

In June, the new single "[[It's Not Your Fault]]" leaked onto the internet, after being released on a Suretone Records sampler. In July the second song from [[Coming Home (album)|Coming Home]], titled 'Hold My Hand' was leaked onto the internet via fansites.

On [[August 23]], [[2006]], the band released a cover of [[Justin Timberlake]]'s "[[Cry Me a River]] "on [[Yahoo! Music]]'s "Pepsi Smash Cover Art". Also, another song from [[Coming Home (album)|Coming Home]], titled "Oxygen", was released on the band's Myspace page in late August.

On [[September 19]], [[2006]], the album [[Coming Home (album)|Coming Home]] was released, just as scheduled. It was produced by [[Thom Panunzio]], who recorded [[Ozzy Osbourne]], [[Tom Petty]], and [[The Go-Go’s]] and sold 38,845 copies in its first week.[http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=176730] Musically, the album was much more mature than anything the band had ever done before, with longer and slower melodic songs. People had previously complained about Pundik's vocals, saying they were "too nasally"; while on this album, those complaints faded drastically.

New Found Glory finished a fall 2006 headlining tour supported by [[The Early November]], [[Cartel (band)|Cartel]], [[Limbeck]] and [[Hit The Lights (band)|Hit the Lights]], as well as a November/December UK tour supported by The Early November and Hit the Lights. The band also finished touring as a support act, along with [[The Early November]] and [[Permanent Me]], for the pop/rock band [[Fall Out Boy]]. On [[May 6]], [[2007]], New Found Glory will be headlining the charity concert RiverFusion in [[Bethlehem, Pennsylvania]].

On [[March 20]], [[2007]], the band parted ways with Geffen Records. They plan to release their upcoming full-length ''From the Screen to Your Stereo 2'' on their former label, [[Drive-Thru Records]], in the fall of 2007. Another full-length album is expected to be released in 2008 on a yet to be announced label. [http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=222091] In April 2007, the band played the [[Give It A Name]] festival, [[Groezrock]], and a few headlining shows in the UK, France and Germany.

== Members ==

=== Current members ===

==== Jordan Pundik ====

Jordan Isaak Pundik (born [[October 12]], [[1979]]) is the current [[lead vocalist]]. He was married on [[September 5]], [[2005]], which was the second date after the cancellation of the first one, which was due to take place on [[Labor Day]] weekend, but is now seperated. His vocals also appear on the tracks ''Kings of Hollywood'' and ''You're Not Alone'' on [[MxPx]]'s 2003 release ''[[Before Everything & After]]''. Jordan also lent his vocals to Tom Delonge's first non-blink-182 band, [[Box Car Racer]] on the song "Cat Like Thief", along with lead singer of Rancid, [[Tim Armstrong]]. Jordan Pundik was also very good friends with Steve Klein before the band started.

==== Chad Gilbert ====

Chad Gilbert (born [[9 March]] [[1981]]) is the band's [[lead guitar]]ist. He was a singer for the popular and influential underground metal-core band [[Shai Hulud (band)|Shai Hulud]] before joining New Found Glory. He is also a former member and songwriter of the [[hardcore punk]] band [[Hazen Street]]. He also performed guest vocals for the band [[Throwdown]] on the album ''[[Haymaker (album)|Haymaker]]'' for the song ''The Only Thing''
Gilbert grew up in Coral Springs, Florida, but now currently resides in [[Tyler, Texas]] with his wife, [[Eisley]] vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter [[Sherri DuPree]]. Gilbert proposed to her at the Hollywood premiere of ''[[The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe]]'' (DuPree's favorite book), at the El Capitan Theatre. Gilbert and DuPree tied the knot on Feb. 17th, 2007 at Villa di Felicita in Tyler, Texas. Gilbert lives a [[straight edge]] lifestyle and is currently managing the band Brighten.

==== Steve Klein ====

Steve Klein (born [[September 30]] [[1979]]) is the secondary [[guitar]]ist (rhythm guitar) and primary lyricist. He is one of the founding members of the band; he and Pundik are responsible for the name of the band, having thought it up while working at [[Red Lobster]]. Klein was also once kicked out of the band during its early days for not knowing how to tune his guitar. Klein gave up an English scholarship to pursue a musical career.

==== Ian Grushka ====

Ian Grushka (born [[4 September]], [[1977]]) is the band's bassist. He grew up in [[Coral Springs, Florida]] and was married on [[29 December]] [[2001]]. He has a son, Oliver, born on [[11 September]], [[2005]]. Grushka has a tattoo on his right wrist of his son's name and birth date. Prior to starting New Found Glory, Grushka and Pundik were in the bands Flip 60 and Inner City Kids together.

He co-owns the record label Broken Sounds with bandmate Chad Gilbert.

Ian is considerably overweight, and often performs shirtless onstage and in videos, his gut and love handles hanging over his pants. Arguably, this has become his trademark, making him one of the most visible members of the band.

==== Cyrus Bolooki ====

Cyrus Bolooki (born [[27 February]] [[1980]]) is the band's drummer. Preceeded by the departure of Joe Moreno in 1997, Cyrus is still considered the "new guy" by his band mates, who originally asked Bolooki to play after hearing him at a talent show while playing in a different band.

Bolooki currently plays on Orange County Drum and Percussion drums, Remo Heads, Drum Workshop Hardware and Zildjian Cymbals. He also endorses his own model of Vater drum sticks called "Cyrus Bolooki: The Commander".

He performs on a snare drum decorated with characters from the Simpsons that was given to him by his drum tech.

=== Former members ===

* Joe Moreno &ndash; drums (1997)

* Apparently, The drummer in "My friend's over you" is actually Travis Barker of plus44. -->


== Formazione ==
== Formazione ==
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=== Singoli ===
=== Singoli ===


{| class="wikitable"
* [[1999]] - ''Hit or Miss''
* [[1999]] - ''[[Nothing Gold Can Stay]]''
* [[2001]] - ''Hit or Miss''
* [[2002]] - ''Dressed to Kill''
* [[2002]] - ''[[My Friends Over You]]''
* [[2002]] - ''[[Sticks and Stones]]''
* [[2002]] - ''Head on Collision''
* [[2002]] - ''Understatement''
* [[2004]] - ''[[All Downhill from Here]]''
* [[2004]] - ''[[Catalyst]]''
* [[2004]] - ''Truth of My Youth (Acoustic)''
* [[2004]] - ''Failure's Not Flattering''
* [[2005]] - ''I Don't Wanna Know''
* [[2006]] - ''[[It's Not Your Fault]]''
* [[2006]] - ''[[Coming Home]]''


! width="35" rowspan="2"| Anno
! width="190" rowspan="2"| Titolo
! colspan="3"| Classifica
! width="190" rowspan="2"| Album
|-
! width="90"| <small>[[Billboard Hot 100|US Hot 100]]</small>
! width="90"| <small>[[Modern Rock Tracks chart|US Modern Rock]]</small>
! width="90"| <small>[[UK Singles Chart]]</small>
|-
| 1999
| ''Hit or Miss''
! -
! -
! -
| ''[[Nothing Gold Can Stay]]''
|-
| 2001
| ''Hit or Miss''
! -
! #15
! #58
| ''[[New Found Glory (album)|New Found Glory]]''
|-
| 2002
| ''Dressed to Kill''
! -
! -
! -
| ''New Found Glory''
|-
| 2002
| ''[[My Friends Over You]]''
! #85
! #5
! #30
| ''[[Sticks and Stones]]''
|-
| 2002
| ''Head on Collision''
! -
! #28
! #64
| ''Sticks and Stones''
|-
| 2002
| ''Understatement''
! -
! -
! -
| ''Sticks and Stones''
|-
| 2004
| ''[[All Downhill from Here]]''
! -
! #11
! #58
| ''[[Catalyst]]''
|-
| 2004
| ''Truth of My Youth (Acoustic)''
! -
! -
! -
| -
|-
| 2004
| ''Failure's Not Flattering''
! -
! -
! #67
| ''Catalyst''
|-
| 2005
| ''I Don't Wanna Know''
! -
! -
! #48
| ''Catalyst''
|-
|2006
| ''[[It's Not Your Fault]]''
! -
! -
! -
| ''[[Coming Home]]''
|}
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=== Non-album tracks ===
*"Heaven Isn't Too Far Away" ([[Warrant (American band)|Warrant]] cover) &ndash; released on ''[[Punk Goes Metal]]'' (2000)
*"So Many Ways" &ndash; released on non-US versions of ''New Found Glory'' (2000)
*"Come Back Bon Jovi" &ndash; released on ''[[Welcome to the Family]]'' (2001)
*"Ex-Miss" &ndash; released on ''[[KROQ]]'s [[Kevin and Bean]] present: [[Swallow My Eggnog]]'' (2002)
*"The Minute I Met You" &ndash; released on the original soundtrack to ''[[Clockstoppers]]'' (2002)
*"Anniversary" and "Forget Everything" &ndash; released on non-US versions of ''Sticks and Stones'' (2002)
*"Radio Adelaide", "Constant Static" and "Whiskey Rose" &ndash; released on non-US versions of ''Catalyst'' (2004)
*"No News is Good News"; featured on ''[[Rock Against Bush, Vol. 1]]'' (2004)
*"Make It Right", "Golden" and "It's All Around You" &ndash; released on non-US versions of ''Coming Home'' (2006)
*"Making Plans" &ndash; released on the [[iTunes Store]] version of ''Coming Home'' (2006)
*"Over Me" &ndash; released as a [[digital download]] that was received for free with [[Best Buy]] purchases of ''Coming Home'' (2006)
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Template:Gruppo I New Found Glory (precedentemente conosciuti come A New Found Glory) sono un gruppo pop punk americano, formato nel 1997 a Coral Springs, in Florida e attualmente residente in California. Hanno esordito nel 1997 con l'EP It's All About the Girls, edito da Fiddler Records, mentre il loro album di debutto è stato, più tardi, Nothing Gold Can Stay, firmato dalla casa Eulogy.

Biografia

Primi anni

I New Found Glory si formarono nella metà del 1997 con Jordan Pundik alla voce, Chad Gilbert (formalmente membro della band hardcore Shai Ulud) e Steve Klein alle chitarre, Ian Grushka al basso e Joe Moreno alla batteria; quest'ultimo fu rimpiazzato da Cyrus Bolooki dopo l'album di debutto. Il nome "A New Found Glory" fu ideato da Pundik e Klein, ma perse in seguito la 'A' a causa delle difficoltà riscontrate dai fan nel cercare i loro dischi.

Il primo EP della band, It's All About the Girls, uscì nel giugno 1997 con la Fiddler Records; subito dopo l'uscita del disco iniziarono a raccogliere un vasto numero di fan, grazie anche alle buone performance che offrivano. Il loro primo album Nothing Gold Can Stay, prodotto dalla Eulogy Records, venne passato da una popolare band del periodo, i Midtown, a Stefanie Reines, della Drive-Thru Records. Stefanie li convinse a ri-registrare l'album per la Drive-Thru Records, e nel 1999 uscì la ristampa. Più tardi registrarono un EP intitolato From the Screen to Your Stereo, contenente delle cover di colonne sonore di film, sullo stile dei Me First and the Gimme Gimmes.

Per via della loro crescente popolarità e a causa di un problema legato alla distribuzione che la Drive-Thru aveva con la MCA, il quale consentiva alla MCA di impossessarsi di qualsiasi gruppo della Drive-Thru, i New Found Glory firmarono un contratto per la MCA.

Formazione

Attuale

Ex componenti

Discografia

Album di studio

EP

DVD

  • 2002 - The Story So Far
  • 2004 - This Disaster: Live in London

Singoli

Anno Titolo Classifica Album
US Hot 100 US Modern Rock UK Singles Chart
1999 Hit or Miss - - - Nothing Gold Can Stay
2001 Hit or Miss - #15 #58 New Found Glory
2002 Dressed to Kill - - - New Found Glory
2002 My Friends Over You #85 #5 #30 Sticks and Stones
2002 Head on Collision - #28 #64 Sticks and Stones
2002 Understatement - - - Sticks and Stones
2004 All Downhill from Here - #11 #58 Catalyst
2004 Truth of My Youth (Acoustic) - - - -
2004 Failure's Not Flattering - - #67 Catalyst
2005 I Don't Wanna Know - - #48 Catalyst
2006 It's Not Your Fault - - - Coming Home

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