Sugar is finally back. More than thirty years after their last album, the legendary trio of Bob Mould, David Barbe and Malcolm Travis is making a comeback. They are celebrating their return with a brand new album and a world tour.

Anyone who listens to the two brand-new single, House of Dead Memories and Long Live Love, will immediately confirm: Sugar still sounds as tight and sharp as it did in the '90s. Back then, the American band established itself as one of the most influential alternative rock bands of its generation. There is no doubt that their many fans are still under the spell. The first comeback shows in New York and London sold out instantly.

In addition to new compositions, Sugar's return is also an opportunity to celebrate an impressive past. The band was formed in the early 1990s, after Bob Mould had already made a name for himself with Hüsker Dü. Their debut album Copper Blue, which included the global hit If I Can't Change Your Mind, was immediately voted album of the year. With their follow-up albums, Beaster and File Under: Easy Listening, Sugar cemented their star status and became a fixture on the international scene. Three decades later, Sugar's music is still as urgent, uncompromising and intense as ever. 

Sugar has partnered with PLUS1 so that £2/€2 from every ticket sold goes to supporting AKT and their work providing support for LGBTQ+ young people who are experiencing homelessness; and the Amy Winehouse Foundation and their work helping young people to make informed choices about drugs and alcohol. 

Support

Support is provided by J. Robbins, known for his career as a singer and guitarist with Jawbox. With his incisive yet melodious songs, he oscillates between post-punk and guitar pop.