Never Drinking Again

2025 single by the Reklaws From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"Never Drinking Again" is a song recorded by Canadian country duo The Reklaws. The sibling duo wrote the song with Gabriella Scotto and Jack Schrepferman, while Schrepferman produced the track with Callum Maudsley.[1] The song marked the duo's twelfth career top ten hit on the Canada Country chart.[2]

ReleasedMay 23, 2025 (2025-05-23)
Length2:29
Label
  • Starseed
Quick facts Single by The Reklaws, Released ...
"Never Drinking Again"
Single by The Reklaws
ReleasedMay 23, 2025 (2025-05-23)
GenreCountry pop
Length2:29
Label
  • Starseed
Songwriters
Producers
  • Callum Maudsley
  • Jack Schrepferman
The Reklaws singles chronology
"One Beer Away"
(2024)
"Never Drinking Again"
(2025)
Video Visualizer
"Never Drinking Again" on YouTube
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Background

In a press release, Jenna Walker of the Reklaws stated that the duo was "ready to get back to ourselves, to reminding people that no matter what life throws at you, good times will always come" and that was what they set out to say with the release of "Never Drinking Again". The duo released the song "We're Back Baby" several weeks prior, and Stuart Walker remarked that they wanted to "dedicate a summer to having more fun than ever before" with the songs.[3]

Critical reception

Aileen Goos of Atwood Magazine referred to "Never Drinking Again" as a "cheeky, catchy anthem" that "captures The Reklaws' trademark charm and party spirit" and is "perfect for summer nights, kitchen dance floors, and volume-all-the-way-up car rides."[4] An uncredited article from Complete Country opined that the song "feels true to the songs that made [the Reklaws] a household name across the nation."[5]

Music video

The official visualizer video for "Never Drinking Again" was directed by Austin Chaffe and premiered on YouTube on May 23, 2025.[6]

Charts

More information Chart (2025), Peak position ...
Chart performance for "Never Drinking Again"
Chart (2025) Peak
position
Canada (Canadian Hot 100)[7] 97
Canada Country (Billboard)[8] 5
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