Sugarland Tickets - Sugarland Preps Hotly Anticipated Fourth Album

Sugarland fans are oh-so-close to hearing the country duo's fourth album

, The Incredible Machine, which is set to arrive on Oct. 19. Sugarland's Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles released the lead single off The Incredible Machine, "Stuck Like Glue," on July 26 and performed the track on NBC's Today Show on Sept. 10, reports The Boot.

The duo performed in Rockefeller Plaza in celebration of the beginning of the NFL season, and when asked if they were football fans, Nettles, a Georgia native, told host Matt Lauer, "Yes! Well, we're [Atlanta] Flacon fans." Along with the infectious "Stuck Like Glue," Sugarland performed smash single "All I Want to Do" and closed their set with the NFL theme song, "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night."

Fans who weren't in the Big Apple to catch Sugarland's Today Show performance can still get Sugarland tickets to see the duo on their current The Incredible Machine Tour. Bush and Nettles will perform in cities like Charlottesville, Va.; Clarkston, Mich.; Columbus, Ohio; Bristow, Va.; Pelham, Ala.; Raleigh, N.C.; Dallas, Texas; Oklahoma City, Okla.; Savannah, Ga.; Tampa, Fla. and more through October and will likely tack on more dates once The Incredible Machine arrives. Along with some new songs, Sugarland has been playing fan favorites like "Baby Girl," "Already Gone," "Stay" and "It Happens" on the road.

"Stuck Like Glue" has been a tour staple and also a constant presence on the country music charts. The Boot reports that the lead single off The Incredible Machine jumped to the top spot in digital sales during its second week of release back in August. Nettles described the song to The Boot as "catchy, fun, lighthearted, energetic [and] sassy." The duo released the hilarious video for "Stuck Like Glue" in early August and Bush and Nettles play stalkers in the clip!

Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles have co-writing credit on the entire record and co-produced The Incredible Machine with music veteran Byron Gallimore. Nettles gushed about working with Gallimore to Sound Spike, saying, "He really brings the best out of everybody and allows us to rise to something bigger and better than we would be otherwise. He is a wonderful sounding board and he allows us to a safe structure to get in that we can go crazy and come up with all sorts of ideas ... To have someone like him in the room with us to be that sort of sounding board is really, really a gift."

Along with touring and releasing their new album this fall, Sugarland is gearing up for the Country Music Association Awards, which will be held on Nov. 10. Sugarland is in the running for Vocal Duo of the Year along with Brooks & Dun, Joey + Rory, Montgomery Gentry and Steel Magnolia. The 44th annual CMA Awards will air live on ABC on Nov. 10 and will be hosted by Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood for the third time. Sugarland won Vocal Duo of the Year at last year's CMAs so stay tuned if they can do it again this time around!

by: Pat Smith

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