The Mad Sugars Nashville, Tennessee
In another time, songwriter Adam Lawrence fronted a garage rock dance pop band called The Mad Sugars in New York City, until life happened and Adam found himself in Nashville. Now with the band reformed, The Mad Sugars come to you with the Reboot EP, a reintroduction and reimagining of once-known songs for a new audience and the beginning of a new era. ... more
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