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Sugarland is an American country duo from Douglas, Georgia, featuring singer-songwriters Jennifer Nettles on lead vocals and Kristian Bush on vocals, guitar and mandolin. The act began in 2002 as a trio with Kristen Hall, who left in 2006. Signing with Mercury Nashville in 2004, they released Twice the Speed of Life (2004), Enjoy the Ride (2006), Love on the Inside (2008) and The Incredible Machine (2010), plus the holiday record Gold and Green (2009). That run produced fifteen Hot Country Songs entries, including the number ones "Want To," "Settlin'," "All I Want to Do," "Already Gone" and "It Happens." Their ballad "Stay" won them a Grammy for best country duo or group vocal performance, one of four nominations that also include Best New Artist, and they won the American Music Award for New Artist of the Year. Nettles also sang on Bon Jovi's chart-topping "Who Says You Can't Go Home." After both members released solo albums, they reunited in 2017 and issued Bigger (2018) on Big Machine Records. On tours from the Flip Flop Summer Tour to the Take Me Home Tour in 2024, Sugarland delivers big harmonies and singalong anthems.