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Pop-Punk Frontman Reveals That His Son Was Dropped ‘On His Head’ While Crowd Surfing for the First Time at a Castle

Bowling for Soup frontman Jaret Reddick revealed that his song crowd surfed, for the first time, to his band, but ended up being dropped.

By Stephen Andrew Galiher

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Pop-punk frontman Jaret Reddick is a proud dad, if not a slightly nervous one. The Bowling for Soup singer has revealed that during one of his band’s recent concerts, his son wanted to crowd-surf for the first time. Unfortunately, things went sideways when the crowd dropped the boy on his head.

Reddick shared the story in an Instagram post, explaining that it happened while Bowling for Soup was playing a “huge show at Cardiff Castle.” At one point, his son Everett asked if this could be where he does his first-ever crowd surf. Reddick enthusiastically set out to make it happen and assured everyone that........

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