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Sixpence None the Richer is heading to Europe! The beloved '90s band, fronted by singer Leigh Nash, has just announced an over 20-date European tour set to kickoff in September 2026—and fans already ...

A popular ‘90s music group is release its first new album in 34 years. 4 Non Blondes, best known for the hit song “What’s Up? (What’s Going On),” will finally release its second album in 2026, record ...

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They can be found on the same radio stations and playlists and in many of the same CD collections. Saturday they will be on the same stage. Ezra Ray Hart is Better Than Ezra’s Kevin Griffin, Sugar Ray ...

The term “alternative rock” evokes an interesting image. At first thought, one may picture emo teenagers or long-haired rock stars smashing guitars. Yet the alternative rock genre is a far cry from ...

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Could the popular 1990s alternative rock band Sugar be making a comeback? Well, according to a recent report from Loudwire, it looks like that might be in the works. What tipped the outlet off to that ...

After helping to define the sound of '80s underground rock with Hüsker Dü, Bob Mould surged into the '90s alternative landscape with a new trio called Sugar alongside David Barbe and Malcolm Travis.

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