Jaret Reddick

Jaret Reddick, lead singer of Bowling For Soup, and Brendan B. Brown, frontman of Wheatus, join for a lively discussion on their pop-punk history and friendship. They delve into the struggles of touring, sharing harrowing tales from the road and the bittersweet nature of hit singles. Excitement bubbles over as they reveal their plans for the monumental Wembley 2025 show. They also reflect on the genre's resurgence, muse about alternate takes on their iconic songs, and share bucket list dreams, leaving fans eager for what's next.

Jaret Reddick, the charismatic frontman of Bowling For Soup, dives into the story behind their iconic hit '1985' and reflects on how it transformed from SR-71's original into a pop punk anthem. He shares his thoughts on pissing off the nu-metal genre and offers sage advice for emerging bands. Jaret also discusses his evolving career, balancing his roots in pop punk with new aspirations in Texas country music, and shares humorous insights about parenting in the music world.

Join Lynn Gunn from PVRIS, Aaron Gillespie of Underoath, Jaret Reddick from Bowling For Soup, JT Woodruff of Hawthorne Heights, and Dave King from Flogging Molly as they reflect on the electrifying Slam Dunk Festival. They share wild backstage stories, the emotional rollercoaster of live performances, and the thrill of connecting with fans post-pandemic. Expect discussions on exciting new music, culinary adventures, and the quirks of band names, all wrapped in laughter and nostalgia from the festival experience!

Interview with Jaret Reddick from Bowling For Soup covers their latest album 'Pop Drunk Snot Bread' release. They discuss smash hit singles, DIY music promotion, and their unique recording process during the pandemic. The chapter also reflects on childhood rock music influences and the band's transition from drummer to songwriter/guitarist.

Jaret Reddick, lead vocalist of Bowling For Soup, shares his journey from pop-punk to country music, highlighting his new solo album. He reveals secrets behind the band’s greatest hits and reflects on their legacy of humor and authenticity in music. The conversation dives into mental health, the excitement brought by new bassist Rob Felicetti, and the nostalgic impact of their 20th anniversary. Jaret also discusses the humor behind life's challenges, including the quirks of navigating fame and the influence of Texas on his songwriting.