Sugarland

The Girl is 36 i think? :)

Kristian has two kids tucker and camille and Jennifer has no kids

No, rather, Kristen Hall has sued the Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles-the remaining members of Sugarland. Smart women because if she sued Sugarland, she would be suing herself as well!

no they are just good buds

http://wiki.answers.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:dpfixqq0ldde

Just outside of Houston Texas, down highway 59, is what used to be a small rural town called Sugarland. The name is a reflection of the main industry of the time - a sugar mill and refinery owned by Imperial Pure Cane Sugar. While the company is still headquartered their, the refinery has long since been closed. The band, Sugarland, adopted the name from this city because the name had a "sweet" sound to it. Catchy and interesting...just like this city that is now booming and one of the fasted growing cities in America. It has many master-planned communities and holds the title of the most fit city for several years running. Forget the Splenda and the Pink Stuff - and just get some sugar!

I know that the name came from the town Sugar Land in Texas. Here is what I found about it:

http://ptcchallenge.com/2009/04/sugarland/

This is from that website, it is about half way through the article.

"Bush and Nettles met again in 2002 and with songwriter Kristen Hall - she has since left the group - formed Sugarland. Deciding to form a band was less difficult than coming up with a name that felt right and would attract attention. "It's hard to name a band," observes Bush. "You can make a poor decision quickly."

The newly formed group got its name from the hometown of an acquaintance. "It kind of fit," Bush says. "One of the great things about this experience is you have to learn to trust yourself. If it feels right, it's right." "

This another site that says it is from the town:

http://www.theboot.com/2009/04/30/band-name-stories-sugarland/

In an interview they said at the auditions for the instrument players one girl said she was from Sugarland Texas and as soon as she said that they looked at each other and knew that was the perfect name.

I've been sitting here staring at the clock on the wall

And I've been laying here praying, praying she won't call

It's just another call from home

And you'll get it and be gone

And I'll be crying

And I'll be begging you, baby

Beg you not to leave

But I'll be left here waiting

With my Heart on my sleeve

Oh, for the next time we'll be here

Seems like a million years

And I think I'm dying

What do I have to do to make you see

She can't love you like me?

Why don't you stay

I'm down on my knees

I'm so tired of being lonely

Don't I give you what you need

When she calls you to go

There is one thing you should know

We don't have to live this way

Baby, why don't you stay

You keep telling me, baby

There will come a time

When you will leave her arms

And forever be in mine

But I don't think that's the truth

And I don't like being used and I'm tired of waiting

It's too much pain to have to bear

To love a man you have to share

Why don't you stay

I'm down on my knees

I'm so tired of being lonely

Don't I give you what you need

When she calls you to go

There is one thing you should know

We don't have to live this way

Baby, why don't you stay

I can't take it any longer

But my will is getting stronger

And I think I know just what I have to do

I can't waste another minute

After all that I've put in it

I've given you my best

Why does she get the best of you

So next time you find you wanna leave her bed for mine

Why don't you stay

I'm up off my knees

I'm so tired of being lonely

You can't give me what I need

When she begs you not to go

There is one thing you should know

I don't have to live this way

Baby, why don't you stay, yeah

She got married and divorced. But right now she is married.

Scott Patton - Guitar, Thad Beaty - Guitar, Brandon Bush - Keyboards and B3 (he is also the brother of mandolin player Kristian Bush), Annie Clements - bass, Travis McNabb - drums Scott Patton - Guitar, Thad Beaty - Guitar, Brandon Bush - Keyboards and B3 (he is also the brother of mandolin player Kristian Bush), Annie Clements - bass, Travis McNabb - drums Their websites can be viewed respectively: scottpattonmusic.com, sortednoise.com, brandonbush.com, annieclementsmusic.com and travismcnabb.com

Well,no because I can infer from the situation that he is not, seeing as he has a wife and two children.

Yes, Kristian Bush, Kristen Hall and Jennifer Nettles

Bobby pinson wrote it with Nettles and bush...both of sugerland.

Kristen left Sugarland on her own because she wanted to return to a quieter life, to continue her successful career as a songwriter.

Hall left the band suddenly and somewhat mysteriously at the beginning of 2006, issuing a gentle yet terse statement that the life of the road and high visibility weren't for her and she wished to concentrate on being a songwriter. She wished Bushand Nettles well and graciously thanked them.

It is an estimated 4 hours ad 18 minutes of driving time according to Google Maps.

No.

Yes, she had two nose jobs, one by Franklin Rose, and one by an Asian. Her cheek implants and lipo were done by other sugeons, at one point she had breast implants and took those out. Her hair extensions are out, and she wears permanent eye- lashes. Her hair is colored every other week.

Sugarland's sophomore album, Enjoy The Ride, was produced by Byron Gallimore. It contains a total of eleven tracks - all co-written by Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush with the aid of a few other writers (Bobby Pinson, Jeff Cohen and Tim Owens to name a few). "Stay" was written solely by Jennifer Nettlesand former member Kristen Hall helped co-write the last track, "Sugarland."

45 miles

about 1:20 hours (following speed limit)

married obviously

SPECULATION was wild when she sang that song (Stay) at the CMA's instead of then new single Everyday America. At the time it was believed to be a message sent at the expense of national television exposure to promote Everyday America. Stay is a beautiful song but not very radio friendly because of the acoustic highs and lows of the ballad.

Supposedly when the song was written it was third person. Because of the emotional reaction in the video one would have to ask is there something now that has made this song very first person for Jen?