Jordan Pundik

Jordan Pundik is a founding member and the lead vocalist of the Floridian rock band New Found Glory, known for his contributions as a singer and songwriter. After co-founding the Floridian rock band New Found Glory in the summer of 1997, Jordan Pundik quickly established himself as a lead vocalist and songwriter, integral to the band’s consistent output of critically acclaimed EPs and studio albums. Pundik contributed to the band’s debut EP, ‘It’s All About the Girls’ (1997), followed by their inaugural studio album, ‘Nothing Gold Can Stay’ (1999). This early success led to a robust discography, including the self-titled ‘New Found Glory’ (2000), ‘Sticks and Stones’ (2002), and ‘Catalyst’ (2004), solidifying the band’s presence within the rock genre through partnerships with labels such as Drive-Thru Records and Geffen Records.

Most recently, Pundik continued his prolific output with New Found Glory, releasing ‘Forever and Ever x Infinity’ in 2020, followed by their latest studio album, ‘Make The Most Of It’ in 2023, now with Pure Noise Records. His work across more than two decades showcases a consistent dedication to songwriting and performance. Beyond his primary musical pursuits, Pundik is also recognized for his work as a tattoo artist, further highlighting his creative range and distinctive artistic presence.