Sugarland Live 7.31.2009 Troutdale, Oregon Killer front row footages from Sugarland in Troutdale Oregon.
Did you miss the show? Get a great re-cap front and center right here.
Hey I found a great interview with Annie Clements at Fender.com This is a great interview with a lot of info
that I did not previously know about Annie. Here is a snippet of the article:
When Fender bassist Annie Clements first received a phone call and audition invite from Kristian Bush of Sugarland back in February 2006, the only song the former member of the southern blues rock band Son of Williams had for a reference point was Jennifer Nettles’ “Who Says You Can’t Go Home” duet with Bon Jovi.
Not much of a country music listener, yet armed with a vague sense that the audition could lead to something big, Clements headed to Best Buy to pick up Sugarland’s album and figure out the three songs Bush had requested she learn.
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Sugarlands Jennifer Nettles In the Studio Rockin the Bass
Sugarland performs an incredible version of Genevieve in Raleigh North Carolina
Genevive – Sugarland *Escape Together World Tour 2009
Blood On Snow – Sugarland *Escape Together World Tour 2009
Time Warner Cable Arena. Charlotte, NC. June 18, 2009.
More CMT Music
Sugarland sings Love Shack at The 2009 CMT Music Awards. They brought the B-52′S out on the stage to sing with them . What an Awesome Perfomance!
Chelsea Handler from The Chelsea Lately Show interviews music sensation SUGARLAND. They chat about their chart topping hit, the Jonas Brothers, Country Music, working with Beyonce, their roots in Atlanta and coming up with a new theme song.
Entertainment Weekly’s Live blog gives you a front row seat to all the action and news at the ACM Rehearsals. Enjoy!
4:44 p.m. Sugarland will kick off the afternoon in the Taco Bell Teal confines of the MGM Grand’s Garden Arena as soon as they get here. 4:50 The backing track to “What I’d Give” starts playing, and right on cue, Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush walk down the aisle. Because I do not have any journalistic objectivity when it comes to this band, I am not even going to bother trying — though I’m super psyched they’re doing this song instead of “It Happens,” which is not my favorite thing ever. There are these weird lights on the stage that look a bit like the kind that hang in gyms, or mental asylums. I smell impending theatricality. Though if the lights are it, that’s fine: I actually feared there would be Cirque du Soleil. And Cirque du Soleil TERRIFIES ME. Click Here to Read the Rest of the Story
Sugarland 2008 ACM Awards backstage interview. Jennifer and Kristian talk about winning Song of the Year and Single of the Year at the 2008 ACM Awards in Las Vegas, plus their new album, Love on the Inside. (part 3 of 3)