New Found Glory at Revolution Live, Fort Lauderdale, February 9, 2010
New Found Glory brought their high-energy pop-punk show to Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale on February 9, 2010, delivering a set of anthems that had the crowd singing every word from start to finish.
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From the Vault · 2010
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New Found Glory came home to South Florida on February 9, 2010, playing Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale in front of a crowd that knew every word of every song. The Florida pop-punk veterans have always had a special relationship with their home state audiences, and this show was no exception — the room was packed, loud, and completely in sync with the band from the first note.
The setlist was a career-spanning celebration: "My Friends Over You," "Hit or Miss," "Head on Collision," "All Downhill from Here," "Dressed to Kill," and "Failure's Not Flattering" were among the highlights. New Found Glory played with the urgency of a band that has never stopped believing in the music, and the crowd gave it all back.
Revolution Live is one of South Florida's best rooms for this kind of show — the right size, the right sound, the right energy. New Found Glory filled it perfectly.
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