New Found Glory cancel remaining tour dates due to family emergency
New Found Glory have canceled the last two dates of their From The Screen To Your Stereo To Your Town tour with Hawthorne Heights.
The band tweeted that the cancellation was due to guitarist Chad Gilbert dealing with a “family emergency”.
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They told fans they planned to reschedule the dates, and asked for “thoughts & prayers or whatever you do in tough times”.
“Family first with NFG,” the tweet read. You can see it below.
— New Found Glory (@newfoundglory) November 24, 2019
The canceled dates were in North Carolina and Alabama with Free Throw and Jetty Bones also on as support. You can see the full details below.
11/25 – Carrboro, NC @ Cat’s Cradle
11/26 – Birmingham, AL @ Saturn
Our thoughts are with Gilbert and his loved ones during this difficult time.
More New Found Glory news
Last month, NFG dropped the final video from their recently released From The Screen To Your Stereo 3, the third in a series of film-inspired covers. They’re rounding out the seven videos with “Accidentally In Love” off Shrek 2.
The band first released “The Power Of Love” from Back To The Future back in February. They followed it up with “This Is Me” from The Greatest Showman in March then “Eye Of The Tiger” off Rocky 3 in May. Since then, they’ve shared hilarious takes on “Let It Go” (Frozen), “Cups” (Pitch Perfect) and “A Thousand Years” (Twilight).
The latest video brings together all your favorite characters including Shrek, Donkey, Fiona, the Gingerbread Man, Pinocchio, Lord Farquaad and more. However, their identities must be hidden so that they can’t be located after their heroic acts.
“What you are about to see are true events caught on film that took place once upon a time,” the video begins. “To protect the unsung heroes from the evil and oppressive hierarchy of the lord ruling the land, we have blurred out their faces”
Check out the new video below.
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