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New Found Glory to Play The End Feb. 20
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With a new album, Listen Up!, about to drop later this month- Feb. 20– via Nashville’s Pure Noise Records, beloved pop punks New Found Glory are set to celebrate with a just-announced release show at intimate local venue The End that evening (as well as a sold out acoustic performance that afternoon at Grimey’s).…
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The All-American Rejects, New Found Glory, The Starting Line, & The Get Up Kids Bring Emo and Pop Punk Nostalgia to Municipal Auditorium Tonight, Aug. 25
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Between Blink-182, Sad Summer Fest, Manchester Orchestra and Jimmy Eat World, and more, it’s been a phenomenal summer for fans of the 2000s pop punk and emo scene, and that trend continues with an absolutely stacked lineup tonight, Aug. 25 at Nashville Municipal Auditorium, for a tour dubbed the All-American Wet Hot Summer Tour,…
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No Country’s Guide to BreakFest 2022 | May 26 @ The Factory at Franklin
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What began as an idea several years ago by New Found Glory guitarist and local transplant Chad Gilbert, and finally manifested into an inaugural event in 2018 at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall, breakfast-themed, community-focused, punk rock and alternative boutique fest BreakFest was an absolute blast in its first year and 2019 followup, and after a few…
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No Country’s Guide to BreakFEST 2019 | June 2 @ The Factory at Franklin
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What began as an idea several years ago by New Found Glory guitarist and local transplant Chad Gilbert, and finally manifested into an inaugural event last year at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall, breakfast-themed, community-focused, punk rock and alternative day fest BreakFEST was an absolute blast in its first year, and we’re thrilled to see the event…
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BreakFEST 2019 Artist Spotlight: New Found Glory
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What began as an idea several years ago by New Found Glory guitarist and local transplant Chad Gilbert, and finally manifested into an inaugural event last year at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall, breakfast-themed punk rock and alternative day fest BreakFEST was an absolute blast in its first year, and we’re thrilled to see the event return…
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No Country’s Guide to BreakFEST 2018
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This Sunday, June 24, ten excellent artists ranging from pop punk to post-hardcore, indie to emo and beyond are descending upon The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall for the first ever BreakFEST, a DIY, punk geared, community-oriented ode to the most important meal of the day, masterminded by New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert (who we recently spoke with about…
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[INTERVIEW] Chad Gilbert Chats New Found Glory, Life in Nashville, and His Inaugural Breakfast-Themed Punk Rock Festival, BreakFEST
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By Philip Obenschain (@pobenschain). Chad Gilbert is a busy guy. “When I’m off tour I don’t want to be stir crazy, I want to contribute,” he explains, between bites of toast and avocado slices. We’re meeting for breakfast at a local cafe, situated in historic downtown Franklin, the idyllic community just 20 miles from…
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New Found Glory to Host Breakfast-Themed Punk Fest, BreakFEST, June 24 in Franklin
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As we’ve reported in the past, Florida-bred pop punk pioneers New Found Glory, who, last year managed to hit Music City on three separate occasions for their extensive 20th anniversary tour, have for several years maintained Nashville ties, with guitarist Chad Gilbert a local resident, and much of the band’s musical activity centered around our city. In…
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New On Our Nashville Spotify Playlist: SZA, MUTEMATH, New Found Glory, Savannah Conley, & More
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Our main goal at No Country is to share music from our favorite local artists and touring acts that hit Nashville. Now you can get straight to listening on our Nashville Spotify playlist. Local music additions “Send Me on My Way” by Erin McCarley “Magic” by Wild Cub – Playing 3rd and Lindsley on October…
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New Found Glory to Play ‘Sticks & Stones’ & ‘From the Screen to Your Stereo’ in Full Dec. 3 at The Basement East | Watch New Video for “The Sound of Two Voices”
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Earlier this year, New Found Glory brought their gigantic 20 Years of Pop Punk career retrospective tour to include a Exit/In on May 18, where they played arguably their two most famous releases, 2002’s Sticks and Stones and 2004’s Catalyst, in full (each night of the run features two different album performances). Unsurprisingly, that show sold out almost instantly, and the band,…