Hi Everyone,

I found 2 great articles over at www.sugarlandmusic.com  They actually really in depth articles that are very telling about what Sugarland’s goals are as a Duo, and how they intend to be an international group.  They are poised to break down stereotypes and boundaries that have previously been set by the country music genre.  Look out world…here they come!

Enoy!
Sugarland Maniac

Sugarland in UK’s Country Music People

I think the girlfriend wondered what was going on. She was just bringing me a coffee as I was playing back the tape of my Sugarland interview, I pressed pause, out of politeness. But not before the gorgeous Jennifer Nettles had hollered in her exuberant Georgia twang, “You should see me in the bath tub or in the shower!”

Now, I admit the invitation to picture the lovely Ms. Nettles wearing nothing but soap suds was an appealing one; so much so, that at the time she said it, I almost lost the thread of the interview.

But while the Georgia Peach may have been being flirty, we hadn’t been caught talking dirty. We were actually talking French, Conversational French, to be precise. For it’s when she’s alone with her rubber duck that Jennifer gets to grips with her foreign language tapes.

To let her finish painting the picture of her bathroom routine… Click Here to Read the Rest of the Story

Sugarland in UK’s Maverick Magazine

“We live in a very global community and people are exposed to this music and all other types of music, which is now at our fingertips,” Sugarland’s Jennifer Nettles tells Alan Cackett on the eve of their first UK tour.

 In four short years Sugarland have emerged as the most successful duo in country music, but behind their success at last year’s CMA Awards, when they unseated Brooks & Dunn as the perennial top duo winners, you’ll discover years of hard work and that all-important grounding that prepared singer Jennifer Nettles and mandolinist Kristian Bush for what seems at first to be instant ‘overnight’ success.

We spoke to Jennifer Nettles about Sugarland’s upcoming UK tour, how the changes from being a trio to a duo affected them and how success has transformed them from being a struggling local act to million-selling international stars. Jennifer, a striking 33-year-old with wispy blonde hair, seems unfazed by the duo’s phenomenal success, and remains very much a down-to-earth ‘southern gal.’  Click Here to Read the Rest of the Story

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