Jaret Reddick

American singer-songwriter and musician

Jaret Reddick - Performers & Entertainers born March 6th, 1972
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A prominent figure in the punk rock music scene. Formed the band Bowling for Soup in 1994, which gained popularity in the early 2000s. The band achieved mainstream success with the hit song "1985," which topped charts and earned recognition. Also engaged in voice acting, contributing to children's television. Has performed in various capacities, showcasing a mix of musical talent and creativity throughout a career spanning decades.

Fronted the band Bowling for Soup

Released the hit song '1985'

Provided voices for characters in animated series

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