After more than 30 years of fronting Bowling For Soup, would Jaret Reddick change anything about his career trajectory if given the chance to do it all again? Ask the man himself and he will earnestly say no, actually, he would not.

“I think, knowing what I know now, it would be a little bit difficult not to try and [get] myself over some of the hurdles,” Reddick tells me over Zoom, calling from an office bursting with an eclectic collection of guitars and Bowling For Soup memorabilia. “But,” he continues, “not to sound cliché, but I really wouldn’t change anything.”

And the reason why? “Because [of] where we are right now, not only just where Bowling For Soup is 31 years in, but just where we all are in our lives,” says Reddick. “In our careers and the happiness of our children … And so

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