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Sugarland

Sugarland

American country music duowww.sugarlandmusic.com

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Oct 21, 2026

AndyHOST
38:47
Country-fy it a bit.
AndyHOST
38:49
And get that Jennifer Nettles from Sugar Land.
AndyHOST
38:52
She can just
GaryHOST
38:53
come on in and sing something.
Jon RobertsHOST
10:45
All of that stuff.
Bill TyrrellGUEST
10:46
We, uh, we had, you know, we had a busy weekend with two hockey, a football, and the Sugarland concert.
Jon RobertsHOST
10:51
Yep.
Bill TyrrellGUEST
10:51
And even, like, I don't even know what's coming up.
KincaidHOST
11:53
Whether it's a t-shirt or you can throw the game.
KincaidHOST
11:56
And get yourself Sugarland
LaurenPANELIST
11:57
tickets.
KincaidHOST
11:58
So whatever you want to do, either way, you're going to win something.
CassieGUEST
33:37
I'm like, you love that Rihanna song.
CassieGUEST
33:40
You love when Sugarland did all that stuff.
CassieGUEST
33:42
You like the songs that Ed Sheeran wrote.
CassieGUEST
33:45
She wrote a lot of those.
Roger ScottHOST
23:03
Videos were great.
David BazzelHOST
23:03
It was almost Sugar Land, Sugar Land.
Roger ScottHOST
23:05
Is this, uh, Bad Mama Jama by Get Man?
David BazzelHOST
23:07
No.
Janae WhiteHOST
41:35
A little bit of this and a little bit of that.
Ronnie LeeHOST
41:40
Kind of wondering how the Sugarland show went last night.
Ronnie LeeHOST
41:45
I saw many
Janae WhiteHOST
41:46
videos.
Rhett ShullGUEST
4:36
Yeah, John Mayer was the one they always would talk about.
Rhett ShullGUEST
4:38
Sugar Land, like Clay Cook.
Rhett ShullGUEST
4:40
I mean, it's a legendary venue.
John ChapmanHOST
4:42
And it was wild because it was lots of various different styles because we came in as a bluegrass band and we headlined it for that night.
PyroHOST
48:26
The Heart of Dixie by Danielle Bradbury.
PyroHOST
48:29
And finishing with a track called Tennessee by Sugarland.
PyroHOST
48:32
Let's hear these great tracks and I'll speak to you in the second hour of the show.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
48:52
Thelma and Louise and some faded blue denim.
Rhett ShullGUEST
4:36
Yeah, John Mayer was the one they always would talk about.
Rhett ShullGUEST
4:38
Sugar Land, like Clay Cook.
Rhett ShullGUEST
4:40
I mean, it's a legendary venue.
John ChapmanHOST
4:42
And it was wild because it was lots of various different styles because we came in as a bluegrass band and we headlined it for that night.
Carlyle GriffinGUEST
4:21
I absolutely do.
Carlyle GriffinGUEST
4:22
It was Stay by Sugarland.
Carlyle GriffinGUEST
4:25
And I don't know who approved that, but that's what I did.
Chris BennettHOST
4:31
And then when did music become more than just a hobby? And when did you start pursuing music?

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