Sugarland is one of today’s top Country Acts. Their recent song “Stay” has won multiple awards. The duo, consisting of Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush have found something that few have mastered. Nettles voice is unbelievable as the group’s lead vocals. Bush sings background vocals blending perfectly with Nettles. He also plays mandolin and acousic guitar on all songs.
The group, founded in 2003 by Nettles and Bush originally had a third member, Kristen Hall. She also sang background and played guitar. She left the group in 2005 hoping to find a solo career.
The group got their big break in 2004 when they signed with Mercury Nashville Records. That year their first single, “Baby Girl” raced up the charts. The album, Twice The Speed Of Life went multi-plantinum. In 2006 Enjoy the Ride was released and also went multi-plantinum.
Sugarland teamed up with rockers Bon Jovi to perform a CMT Crossroads show. The bands sang each others songs as well as the duet Nettles had already recorded with Bon Jovi entitled “You Can’t Go Home”. The crowd went wild as country and rock merged together that night.
Success has come to Sugarland afer years of hard work. Nettles and Bush blend perfectly and have a clear sound. Many fans are looking forward to see where the ride leads them next.

The Beatles are unarguably one of the greatest icons of music the world has ever seen. Hailing from Liverpool, England, Ringo Starr, George Harrison, Paul McCartney and John Lennon sent the world into a frenzy in the early 1960’s with their brand of peace-loving music. The Beatles enjoyed immense popularity and influenced many artistes in their musical careers. Jimi Hendrix himself did an excellent cover of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, which impressed Paul McCartney. David Bowie sang his own personal heartfelt rendition of Across the Universe while Elton John did a cover of Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.
Taylor Swift, since releasing her first self-titled album in October of 2005, has become an overnight sensation. The country singer first appeared on country radio stations with her single “Tim McGraw”. But her popularity began to grow tremendously when her single “Our Song” was released.
Carrie Underwood won the hit FOX television show American Idol in 2005, and has since been America’s sweet heart and a star in country music. The country crooner was inducted as a member of the Grand Ole Opry on March 15, 2008, and with good reason. In 2006, her gorgeous voice gifted the country music genre with singles like “Before He Cheats”, and “Jesus, Take the Wheel” from her first album, “Some Hearts”. Only one year after her rise to stardom, Carrie was awarded two American Country Music awards; Top New Female Vocalist of the Year, and Single Record of the Year for “Jesus, Take the Wheel”. Just weeks later, the artist received two CMT awards: both for her single, “Jesus, Take the Wheel”. And on November 6, 2006, a little over a year after she won American Idol, the star took home the CMA Horizon Award, and the CMA Vocalist of the Year award: Two excellent achievements made within her first two years of stardom.
Christina Aguilera has always been a vocal powerhouse. Beginning on the talent competition “Star Search”, Christina then landed a role on the Mickey Mouse Club.
Throughout her entire controversies and the twists and turns of Britney’s life though, she has managed to put out single after single, most of which, have done well. No matter how much people criticize Britney, she keeps giving them more singles and albums, and they keep buying. The singer recently put out a new album entitled “Blackout”. This album includes singles like “Gimme More” and “Piece of Me”, both of which have catchy tunes, and have done tremendously well on iTunes music store.
Fri, Jul 25, 2008
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