On Sugarland's new album, Bigger, Taylor Swift will join the duo's Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush on "Babe, a song that she co-wrote with Train's Pat Monahan. As it turns out, Sugarland didn't ...

Recently reunited country duo Sugarland are dropping a new single this week — penned by none other than Taylor Swift! Recently reunited country duo Sugarland are dropping a new single this week — ...

The celebratory, anthemic feel of Sugarland's "Mother" is intentional. The duo say the track from Bigger isn't meant to simply be a tribute to the women who raised them. It's a tribute to America. "We ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mississippi Coast Coliseum already announced that Little Big Town is coming to Biloxi Dec. 11, but now they’re sharing the billing ...

When Sugarland singer Jennifer Nettles was asked on the the red carpet at Sunday night’s (April 7) 2024 CMT Music Awards if she’d listened to Beyoncé‘s Billboard 200 No. 1 album Cowboy Carter the ...

One day after their first performance together on the CMT Music Awards stage in 15 years, Little Big Town will celebrate their 25th anniversary as an act by heading out on an 18-date nationwide tour ...

Sugarland may have been the biggest surprise of the 2017 CMA Awards. Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles took the stage to present the Vocal Duo of the Year Award and teased fans with an idea that they ...

Tonight (April 7) at the CMT Awards, Sugarland and Little Big Town took the stage for a fantastic performance that brought out the nostalgia. The last time the two groups shared the stage was in 2009, ...

Sugarland’s newest hit off their highly-anticipated sixth studio album, “Babe,” featuring Taylor Swift, is the first song they didn’t write themselves to be put on a record. Taylor approached band ...

After releasing five albums together, Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush parted ways in 2012 to focus on their solo careers. However, the award-winning duo thrilled fans when they made an ...

Sugarland is turning the tables on its fans. The country duo is saying injuries fans suffered during last year’s deadly stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair were “their own fault,” attorneys for ...