Sugarland's Bush goes solo (for one night anyway)
Monday, October 24, 2011 – Sugarland's Kristian Bush returns to Eddie's Attic in Decatur, Ga. for his annual Thanksgiving solo show on Sunday, Nov. 27.
The night will feature special guests to be announced. Tickets go on sale this Wednesday, Oct. 26 at eddiesattic.com.
"After the food, the football, the first fire of the season; after the dishes are done and after you sneak one more plate of leftovers and your brain really commits to the reality of the Christmas season, there will be Sunday," Bush said. "It has been my joy for many years to invite some friends, make a poster to spread the word, pull out my books of old songs and new ones, and string up my favorite guitar to play a show at Eddie's Attic the Sunday after Thanksgiving. This year the tradition continues."
Bush plays two shows with tickets $25. The late show is an exclusive performance for Sugarland fan club members.
More news for Sugarland
- 08/09/24: Sugarland, Earle, Vincent resurface
- 04/08/24: LBT, Sugarland tour together
- 02/17/23: Bush looks forward to "52 - This Year"
- 04/12/18: Sugarland gets "Bigger"
- 12/10/17: Sugarland announces new single, tour
- 12/22/14: Sugarland concert fatal accident settled
- 05/17/13: Sugarland's Nettles announces solo disc
- 10/10/12: Bush sells out Thanksgiving shows
CD reviews for Sugarland
It almost goes without saying that in today's fickle music world you have to constantly be atop your game, generating new content lest your listeners move on to the next selection in their Spotify shuffle. Thus, artists can't be content with dropping a new album every year or two and resting on their past accomplishments; now they've got to churn out EP's, live recordings and more to keep their audience satiated and satisfied. Realizing this truth, country duo Sugarland fights ...
Sugarland is back with "Bigger," its first studio album in nearly a decade. And its arrival says more about branding, than anything else. Although his voice is heard often enough on this album to make his presence felt, it's still difficult to get away from seeing Kristian Bush in the Oates to Hall or Ridgeley to Michael role in this duo. Jennifer Nettles is the act's primary focus. However, Nettles plays theaters on tour, while Sugarland fills stadiums, making it a commercial no-brainer. ...
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