Sugarland

The second annual ‘CMA Country Christmas’ special opened with host Jennifer Nettles wearing sequins, ruffles and tails. The well dressed country starlet looked glamorous backed by a dashing dance troupe swinging candy cane striped canes in perfect harmony as she sang ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You.’

Sugarland singer Jennifer Nettles is off the market. The singer quietly married her longtime beau, entrepreneur Justin Miller, in a small ceremony in Tennessee over the weekend. Nettles and Miller have been dating for over two years.

After the deadly stage collapse during the duo's Indiana State Fair stage collapse, comes reports that Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush are now facing legal action over injuries and the death of seven people.

Victims of the August 13 Indiana State Fair stage collapse are seeking justice. Forty-four survivors of the tragedy, as well as family members of those who died in the horrific accident, filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against those associated with the production of the show — including Sugarland.

Sugarland teamed with Matt Nathanson to perform the song ‘Run’ at the 2011 CMA Awards. The teaming is ideal when you consider that the song was written by Nathanson and Sugarland.

Jennifer Nettles admits that 2011 has been a “tumultuous” year for Sugarland, and hints that it will be some time before she and partner Kristian Bush make their next move. After winning a fifth consecutive Vocal Duo of the Year award at Wednesday night’s CMA Awards, Nettles talked about the group’s future to reporters backstage.

Despite nearly 10 years of unthinkable success as a duo, Sugarland still maintain a humble attitude. Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush very modestly accepted the award for Vocal Duo of the Year at the 2011 CMA Awards … for the fifth time.

Gone.  Gone are the days when The Country Music Association Awards were a collection of just Country entertainers.  Remember that great line from the Blues Brothers:  "We have both kinds of music here...country AND western?"  Ha.  Well, in case you just landed on the planet, country music has a very, very broad appeal.  And now, we see just how broad that appeal is.

There was another Sugarland Concert Friday night in Indianapolis.  And this one can only be described as bittersweet.  Of course, we're talking about healing after the tragic stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair.

As promised, Sugarland are returning to Indiana for a show in honor of the seven killed and dozens injured when the stage collapsed before an August show at the Indiana State Fair. Friday night’s concert at the Conseco Fieldhouse will benefit the Indiana State Fair Remembrance Fund.

We can’t think of a better way to spend the holiday season than with a full lineup of country’s hottest stars, and on December 1, we’ll have the pleasure of inviting Scotty McCreery, Lauren Alaina, Sugarland, Brad Paisley and more into our homes via our television screens. The ‘CMA Country Christmas’ event will air on ABC at 8PM ET that evening, but will be recorded live from Nashville a few weeks

Become one of the hottest duo's in country.  Check.  Perform on the CMA's.  Check.  Put on a sepcial concert to help the victims of the Indianna State Fair stage collapse.  Check.  Perform at half-time of this year's Super Bowl.  Well, not yet, but probably.  And finally, just for the heck of it, perform in Oslo Norway to honor the newest Nobel Peace Prize winners.  Check.