New Found Glory

Band · The band that credits every song to the band

Active 1997-present
Albums 14
Tracks 170
Most frequent collaborator Neal Avron · 49 tracks
Genres Pop PunkMelodic HardcorePunk Rock
Artist
85%
Authorship

Holds writing credit on 144 of 170 tracks

Who writes New Found Glory's songs?

The band, collectively. Of the 170 tracks across the fourteen albums, 132 are credited simply to New Found Glory with no individual named. The one album that does name people is Nothing Gold Can Stay, the 1999 debut, where the lyrics go to Steve Klein and Jordan Pundik and the music to the band. Because of that convention the per-track authorship figures on this page read low, which is about how the credits are written rather than who wrote the music.

By the Numbers

14
Studio Albums
170
Tracks Credited
85%
Self-Written
29
Years Active
29
Collaborators

Authorship Breakdown 144 / 170 self-written

Who wrote the songs?

Across all 170 tracks: how many New Found Glory wrote alone, how many they co-wrote, and how many were written by others. The bracket marks every track they hold any writing credit on.

New Found Glory has a writing credit85%
85%
15%
Sole author144tracks85%
Co-written0tracks0%
Outside writers26tracks15%

Role Fingerprint how they contribute

Lyricist Performer Composer Producer
New Found Glory's roles across the catalogue

Share of all 170 tracks where they are personally credited, by role.

Lyricist (words)85%
Composer (music)85%
Producer36%
Performer100%

Member Credit Breakdown share of tracks each member is credited on

Percentage of all 170 tracks, across every album, where each member holds a credit - split by role.

MemberPeriodLyricsMusicProductionPerformance
Jordan Pundik 1997-present
7%
0%
0%
0%
Chad Gilbert 1997-present
0%
0%
6%
0%
Ian Grushka 1997-present
0%
0%
0%
0%
Cyrus Bolooki 1997-present
0%
0%
0%
0%
Steve Klein Former 1997-2013
7%
0%
0%
0%

Authorship Over Time writing credit per album

New Found Glory's writing credit per album, in release order. Hover any bar for the album.

avg 85%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
1999Nothing Gold Can Stay
2000New Found Glory
2002Sticks and Stones
2004Catalyst
2006Coming Home
2007From the Screen to Your Stereo Part II
2009Not Without a Fight
2011Radiosurgery
2014Resurrection
2017Makes Me Sick
2020Forever + Ever x Infinity
2021December's Here
2023Make the Most of It
2026Listen Up!
Early · 100% written
Mid · 81% written
Late · 100% written

Authorship by Decade track-weighted

100%
1990s
Nothing Gold Can Stay
85%
2000s
New Found Glory, Sticks and Stones +4 more
100%
2010s
Radiosurgery, Resurrection +1 more
100%
2020s
Forever + Ever x Infinity, December's Here +2 more

Authorship Spectrum pure performer to complete author

Where New Found Glory sits on the scale from a pure performer (0%, sings songs written by others) to a complete author (100%, writes everything). The bright marker is their catalogue authorship score, plotted against other artists on the site.

New Found Glory
Other artists on the site

Reference artists spread across the scale, closest by genre and era.

Pure Performer0%
Songwriter~50%
Complete Author100%

Who Really Wrote the Hits signature songs

Hit or Miss
New Found Glory
Written by New Found Glory
Wrote it
My Friends Over You
Sticks and Stones
Written by New Found Glory
Wrote it
Head on Collision
Sticks and Stones
Written by New Found Glory
Wrote it
All Downhill from Here
Catalyst
Written by New Found Glory
Wrote it

Discography 14 albums

Collaborator Network who they worked with most

New Found Glory170 tracks
NA49Neal Avron, 49 tracks SE25Steve Evetts, 25 tracks TP13Thom Panunzio, 13 tracks 12A New Found Glory, 12 tracks 12Mark Hoppus, 12 tracks on Blink-182's page 11Will Pugh, 11 tracks AS10Aaron Sprinkle, 10 tracks MS1Matt Slocum, 1 track MS1Matthew Slocum, 1 track BD1Bob Dylan, 1 track CF1Clive Farrington, 1 track MA1Michael Andrew Nuttal, 1 track AR1Andrew Ramsbottom, 1 track PC1Peter Cox, 1 track RD1Richard Drummie, 1 track MP1Martin Page, 1 track LL1Lisa Loeb, 1 track PS1Peter Svensson, 1 track NP1Nina Persson, 1 track JR1John Rzeznik, 1 track on Goo Goo Dolls's page KF1Keith Forsey, 1 track SS1Steve Schiff, 1 track YP1Yann Pierre Tiersen, 1 track JL1Jon Lind, 1 track JB1John Bettis, 1 track RO1Roland Orzabal, 1 track on Tears for Fears's page CS1Curt Smith, 1 track on Tears for Fears's page HW1Hayley Williams, 1 track on Paramore's page BC1Bethany Cosentino, 1 track

Bubble size = tracks worked on together. NA Neal Avron · SE Steve Evetts · TP Thom Panunzio

Photo credits

Portraits in the web and the rail come from Wikimedia Commons. The artist's own photo carries its credit under the picture.

The Authorship Story

Data Insight

New Found Glory almost never name a writer. Of the 170 tracks across the fourteen albums, 132 are credited to New Found Glory as a group rather than to any member, and the only album that names individuals is the 1999 debut, where Steve Klein and Jordan Pundik take the lyrics and the band takes the music. The rest of the exceptions are the covers album, where the original writers are credited, and Forever + Ever x Infinity, which carries no writing credit anywhere. The authorship figures on this page therefore read low, and that is a labelling convention rather than a statement about who wrote the songs.

Quick Facts

  • FromCoral Springs, Florida, formed in 1997
  • Collective credit132 of 170 tracks are credited to New Found Glory rather than to a member
  • Best sellerSticks and Stones has sold 863,000 in the United States and is certified platinum
  • Biggest song"My Friends Over You" reached number five on Billboard's Alternative Airplay chart
  • Line-upThe same four members since 1997, after Steve Klein left in 2013
  • RangeFourteen studio albums including a covers record, a Christmas album and an acoustic one

Creative Fingerprint

A band that has credited its writing collectively since 2000, naming individuals only on the first record.

The Story

New Found Glory formed in Coral Springs, Florida in 1997 and have been one of the most consistent pop punk bands in the United States ever since. "My Friends Over You" and "All Downhill from Here" are the songs most people know. Fourteen studio albums have followed across nearly thirty years, including a covers record, a Christmas record and an acoustic one.

Frequently Asked Questions New Found Glory

Who writes New Found Glory's songs?
The band, collectively. Of the 170 tracks across the fourteen albums, 132 are credited simply to New Found Glory with no individual named. The one album that does name people is Nothing Gold Can Stay, the 1999 debut, where the lyrics go to Steve Klein and Jordan Pundik and the music to the band. Because of that convention the per-track authorship figures on this page read low, which is about how the credits are written rather than who wrote the music.
How many albums has New Found Glory released?
Fourteen studio albums, from Nothing Gold Can Stay in 1999 to Listen Up! in 2026, including the covers record From the Screen to Your Stereo Part II, the Christmas album December's Here and the acoustic Make the Most of It.
Who wrote "My Friends Over You"?
New Found Glory, credited as a band. It reached number five on Billboard's Alternative Airplay chart and number 85 on the Hot 100, their only Hot 100 entry.
Who is Steve Klein?
The band's rhythm guitarist from 1997 to 2013 and the only member named as a lyricist anywhere in the catalogue, on the 1999 debut. He left the band in 2013.
Which album sold the most?
Sticks and Stones, with 863,000 in the United States, where it is certified platinum.
Why do the chart peaks here come from Billboard's alternative chart?
Only "My Friends Over You" ever entered the Billboard Hot 100. The band charted on Alternative Airplay instead, and most albums after 2004 produced no charting single at all.
What is From the Screen to Your Stereo?
A series of covers records of songs from films. Part II, released in 2007, is counted as a studio album in the discography, and its writing credits belong to the writers of the originals.
Why does Forever + Ever x Infinity have no writing credits?
No published source carries them. The album article leaves the writer fields empty and the Discogs pressing adds nothing, so the columns are left blank here.
Has the line-up changed?
Jordan Pundik, Chad Gilbert, Ian Grushka and Cyrus Bolooki have been in the band since 1997. Steve Klein was the fifth member until 2013 and has not been replaced.
Who produces their records?
Neal Avron on the self-titled album, Radiosurgery and Listen Up!, Steve Klein and the band with various producers in between, and Aaron Sprinkle, Will Pugh and Mark Trombino on the later records.

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