Jordan Pundik

American singer-songwriter and guitarist

Jordan Pundik - Performers & Entertainers born October 12th, 1979
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A significant figure in the pop punk genre, contributed to the formation and success of the band New Found Glory. The group gained acclaim in the early 2000s for energetic performances and catchy melodies, helping to define the sound of early 2000s melodic punk. Contributed as a lead vocalist and lyricist, participating in the writing and recording of multiple albums that resonated with fans of the genre. The band toured extensively, establishing a strong following and influence within the music scene.

Led New Found Glory to mainstream success

Released popular album 'Sticks and Stones'

Contributed to influential tracks like 'My Friends Over You'

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