Upcoming Events at Showbox SoDo
Mon Jun 11, 7:00 PM - Tue Jun 12, 3:00 AM
Showbox SoDo
Showbox SoDo, Seattle, WA 98134
Community: Pioneer Square
Description
The word resurrection invokes the act of rising again, the possibility of revival despite opposing circumstances. There is no better for the title of New Found Glory's eighth album.
Event Details
Showbox Presents
NEW FOUND GLORY
with Bayside, The Movielife, WIlliam Ryan Key
MON, 11 JUN 2018 at 07:00PM PDT
Ages: All Ages to Enter, 21 & Over to Drink
Doors Open: 06:00PM
OnSale: Fri, 19 Jan 2018 at 09:00AM PST
Announcement: Tue, 16 Jan 2018 at 09:00AM PST
New Found Glory
Jordan Pundik – Vocals Chad Gilbert – Guitar Ian Grushka – Bass Cyrus Bolooki – Drums
The collection of songs, produced by the band and engineered by Paul Miner, reflects four musicians determined to overcome no matter the odds. The Florida band, who have been creating infectious pop-punk since 1997, has learned to embrace the struggle and allow it to spawn a new beginning, opening a chapter where New Found Glory is stronger and more unstoppable than ever.
Following the release and promotion of 2011’s notably successful album Radiosurgery, New Found Glory found themselves pared down to a four-piece. With this new tightened lineup, the musicians were interested in creating a new album that embraced the combined sound of four instruments. They went back and listened to some of their favorite records to seek inspiration, studying how four musicians can build the same level of anthemic sound as if there were more. “The goal for the new record was to make it sound really authentic and natural and not filled in,” Chad says. “It was trying to make the biggest sounding record stripped down as four people.”
The musicians, who live split between Florida and Southern California, began writing in early 2014. They were interested in expanding beyond the recurring themes of relationships that often pops up in New Found Glory lyrics. For Jordan, Resurrection is an expression of the overall human experience and what it means to take the cards you’re dealt and move on in a positive way. “We’ve always a been a band that has written about life experiences from a deeply personal place,” Jordan says. “Some of it fictitious and some of it not fictional, but it’s all been stuff we’ve dealt with in our lives.”
The songs on the album were recorded in Min
NEW FOUND GLORY
with Bayside, The Movielife, WIlliam Ryan Key
MON, 11 JUN 2018 at 07:00PM PDT
Ages: All Ages to Enter, 21 & Over to Drink
Doors Open: 06:00PM
OnSale: Fri, 19 Jan 2018 at 09:00AM PST
Announcement: Tue, 16 Jan 2018 at 09:00AM PST
New Found Glory
Jordan Pundik – Vocals Chad Gilbert – Guitar Ian Grushka – Bass Cyrus Bolooki – Drums
The collection of songs, produced by the band and engineered by Paul Miner, reflects four musicians determined to overcome no matter the odds. The Florida band, who have been creating infectious pop-punk since 1997, has learned to embrace the struggle and allow it to spawn a new beginning, opening a chapter where New Found Glory is stronger and more unstoppable than ever.
Following the release and promotion of 2011’s notably successful album Radiosurgery, New Found Glory found themselves pared down to a four-piece. With this new tightened lineup, the musicians were interested in creating a new album that embraced the combined sound of four instruments. They went back and listened to some of their favorite records to seek inspiration, studying how four musicians can build the same level of anthemic sound as if there were more. “The goal for the new record was to make it sound really authentic and natural and not filled in,” Chad says. “It was trying to make the biggest sounding record stripped down as four people.”
The musicians, who live split between Florida and Southern California, began writing in early 2014. They were interested in expanding beyond the recurring themes of relationships that often pops up in New Found Glory lyrics. For Jordan, Resurrection is an expression of the overall human experience and what it means to take the cards you’re dealt and move on in a positive way. “We’ve always a been a band that has written about life experiences from a deeply personal place,” Jordan says. “Some of it fictitious and some of it not fictional, but it’s all been stuff we’ve dealt with in our lives.”
The songs on the album were recorded in Min
