In 2016, Simple Plan attempted to shift their sound with the single 'I Don't Wanna Go to Bed,' which did not resonate with fans and prompted a return to their pop-punk roots. Front man Pierre Bouvier expressed regret over this departure, noting that the song lacked clarity and context for their style. Since then, the band embraced their identity with the 2022 album 'Harder Than It Looks,' described as a mature reflection of their experiences as they approach their 40s. A key message in their works remains a focus on hope, while they continue to influence and draw from the pop-punk scene.
The band attempted to shift their style in 2016 with the single 'I Don't Wanna Go to Bed,' which was not well-received and led them to reassess their direction.
Pierre Bouvier explained that the experiment with a funk-inspired sound didn't resonate with fans, as it strayed too far from their pop-punk roots.
Their recent album, 'Harder Than It Looks,' is described as a mature reflection on their experiences as they approach their 40s, focusing on themes of hope.
Simple Plan acknowledges the influence of Blink-182's 'Enema of the State' on their music style, blending elements of pop with punk energy.
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