Five friends who never grew out of it
the story
Why a whole band for one band
We met in different Northwest pop-punk bands that all had at least two New Found Glory songs in the set. At some point the obvious question came up: why not play all of them?
The name comes from a single off Catalyst. It's a song about owning your mistakes instead of pretending you don't make them. Seemed like the right attitude for five adults who spend their weekends playing pop-punk as loud as they did at sixteen.
first show. we were so nervous.
how we do it
Built to sound like the show you remember
We only play New Found Glory. The setlist runs from the early records to the newest ones, with the singles everyone knows and the deep cuts real fans ask for. It feels like your first show again.
Club headliner, festival slot, themed night or support act
Sets from 60 minutes to the full two-hour experience
Booking across Oregon, Washington and California, with national dates available
who's who
The band
Jamie Okafor
Saw NFG at the Roseland in 2004 and has been practicing for this ever since.
Dev Lindqvist
Plays the leads and owns too many pedals.
Marisol Reyes
Keeps the setlist and the band on time.
Michael Singleterry
Holds down the low end and the van keys. First one at soundcheck, every time.
Cody Hart
Fast hands, hard hits. Counts in every song like it is the last one.
Portland, OR. Spiritually, Coral Springs, FL.
In a band. Obviously.
Sing-alongs, stage dives, booking 2027
New Found Glory. That's the whole point.
Self-released, Drive-Thru at heart
Come see us
The next show is closer than you think.