New Found Glory releases ‘Listen Up!,’ first album in nearly six years

New Found Glory latest album

New Found Glory releases ‘Listen Up!,’ first album in nearly six years

New Found Glory latest album

 New Found Glory has released its latest album, “Listen Up!,” marking the band’s first full-length project in nearly six years.

The album, available now via Pure Noise Records, features previously released singles “Beer and Blood Stains,” “Treat Yourself” and “Laugh It Off,” along with the new track “A Love Song,” which is accompanied by a recently released music video.

Listen Up!” is the band’s 11th studio album and centers on themes of resilience, gratitude, and personal growth. Guitarist Chad Gilbert said the project reflects a more intentional and meaningful approach to songwriting.

“We wanted to make something that really focused on how lucky we are,” Gilbert said in a statement. “We’ve all gone through serious stuff in our lives, and I think the lyrics on this record are more meaningful and purposeful than ever.”

Formed in 1997, New Found Glory — which also includes vocalist Jordan Pundik, bassist Ian Grushka, and drummer Cyrus Bolooki — rose to prominence in the early 2000s with a string of pop-punk hits and remains a staple of the genre.

The new album was developed through collaborative writing sessions, with band members working together in person to refine material and return to a riff-driven sound reminiscent of earlier releases.

New Found Glory will support the album on the upcoming Up Up Down Down Tour alongside Yellowcard, with additional performances scheduled at major festivals including Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival and Vans Warped Tour.

The tour begins May 6 in Atlanta and will include stops in major cities such as Chicago, Denver, Nashville, and New York before concluding June 20 in Springfield, Mass.

As the band approaches its 30th anniversary, “Listen Up!” reflects both its longevity and continued evolution, aiming to connect with longtime fans while inspiring a new generation of listeners.

Click here to listen to Listen Up.