Sugarland – featuring Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush – announced their new 4-song, surprise EP shortly before dropping ‘There Goes The Neighborhood’, marking the duo’s first new solo music since their 2018 album, Bigger.
Nettles shared following the release of the project: “In a world that is increasingly becoming more digitally fabricated and fractured, it’s nice to play with the timeless wisdom of how ‘newer doesn’t always mean better’ throughout the new EP, and it’s always exciting to celebrate some new Sugarland music!” ‘There Goes The Neighborhood’ features lyrics penned by some of Nashville’s best artists including Thomas Rhett, Maren Morris, Rhett Akins, Ryan Hurd, Emily Weisband and more.
Sugarland is also set to hit the road with Little Big Town on the 2024 Take Me Home Tour (named for Little Big Town and Sugarland’s cover/duet), kicking off on October 24th in Greenville, South Carolina. Said Kristian Bush “I’m so excited to be out on the road again with Jennifer and with our dear friends Little Big Town. If that isn’t enough to get you screaming, we’re also putting out new music. For this EP, we decided to reach out to some of the best songwriters in Nashville and ask them to send us their best songs. Typically, we write or co-write most of our songs, but with a town full of the world’s best creators, why not experiment and see what we could find. Can’t wait to play these new ones loud and hear everyone sing along.”
To stream ‘There Goes The Neighborhood’ head HERE.
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