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New Found Glory Kicks Off Holiday Season with New Track "December's Here"
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KICKS OFF HOLIDAY SEASON WITH NEW TRACK
"DECEMBER'S HERE"
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS WITH NEW FOUND GLORY
STREAMING ON DECEMBER 18TH
DECEMBER 1, 2020 – Coral Springs, FL – New Found Glory are kicking off this month and the holiday season with their latest single "December's Here." Fans can check out "December's Here" today at http://smarturl.it/NFGDecembersHereVid.
For even more holiday celebrations, fans can tune into New Found Glory's holiday special, streaming on December 18th. "December is here and so is 'Home For the Holidays with New Found Glory', our very own Christmas special featuring 10 original New Found Glory holiday songs! 7 of them are brand spankin' new premiering for the first time! That's right, you've never heard them before! Plus re-recordings of "Nothing For Christmas", "Snow", and the Nothing Gold Can Stay classic "It Never Snows in Florida" all re-imagined for the holiday season," the band shared on the upcoming celebration. Tickets are on sale today at http://homefortheholidays.newfoundglory.com/.
"December's Here" is the first new music since the band's most recent studio album Forever + Ever x Infinity, which was released earlier this year via Hopeless Records. Forever + Ever x Infinity is a quintessential NFG record, supremely catchy with sing-along anthems, trademark breakdowns, and sweetly poignant lyrics. "This is the record our fans have been waiting for us to make," guitarist Chad Gilbert shares, "The old now feels new and fresh. It was a blast finding ourselves again."
Combining punk, hardcore, and post-hardcore with emotional lyrics and melody is nothing new for the band that epitomizes heartfelt optimism with DIY work-ethic and spirit. But never has this been more evident than this 15-song barn burner of a record including hit singles "Greatest Of All Time" and "Himalaya." They instantly cemented their place on fan's playlists while also securing strong support from streaming services with adds to Pop Punk's Not Dead (Spotify), All New Rock (Spotify), New Alt Now (Pandora), Pop Punk Heroes (Deezer), Punk Hotlist (YouTube) and more landmark playlists.
Fans can stream Forever + Ever x Infinity today at http://smarturl.it/NFGForeverAndEver.
After 20+ years of being a band, ten studio albums, one live album, two EPs, and four cover albums, New Found Glory's ethos has never wavered; they always strive to be the friend you always need and who always understands you. With Forever + Ever x Infinity, the band created an album that is 100% New Found Glory.
New Found Glory is Jordan Pundik (lead vocals), Chad Gilbert (guitar), Ian Grushka (bass guitar) and Cyrus Bolooki (drums).
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Leave campaigners won 2 big victories in the Supreme Court Brexit verdict
Adam Bienkov
Jan. 24, 2017, 5:19 AM
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LONDON - Today's Supreme Court ruling was not the one the government had hoped for.
They believed that the prime minister had sufficient royal prerogative powers in order to trigger Britain's exit from the EU, without prior authorisation by Parliament.
However, the government did achieve two significant victories today.
The biggest risk for the government was that the court would rule that the UK's devolved administration must be consulted, under the Sewel Convention, effectively giving the Scottish government a veto over Brexit.
Today the Supreme Court ruled that won't be necessary. "On the devolution issues, the court unanimously concludes that... the Sewel Convention does not give rise to a legally enforceable obligation." This will be a big relief to government lawyers.
Had the court ruled the other way, the Scottish government and other devolved administrations could have been handed an effective veto over Brexit. That they didn't will be a massive relief for the government and Brexit campaigners.
The second victory for the government today was that the ruling leaves the door open for the government to publish a simple one-clause yes/no bill authorising the triggering of Article 50.
According to today's ruling a "brief statute" will be sufficient.
"What form such legislation should take is entirely a matter for Parliament. But, in the light of a point made in oral argument, it is right to add that the fact that Parliament may decide to content itself with a very brief statute is nothing to the point," it states.
"There is no equivalence between the constitutional importance of a statute, or any other document, and its length or complexity."
This allows the government to publish a simple one-clause bill. If they choose to go down this path then it will limit the ability of Labour and other opposition parties to attach any conditions to their support for the bill through amendments.
This would be minister's first preference. However, government lawyers are believed to have advised ministers that any such single line bill would be open to further challenge. The government is therefore likely to publish at least a two-clause bill which would be open to amendment.
Straight after the ruling, Labour announced that they would seek to amend the bill to enshrining protection on single market access, workers' rights and environmental protections.
It remains to be seen how much of an opportunity, if any, to amend the bill they will be given by the government.
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