SUGAR + SPECIAL GUEST: J. ROBBINS - LOVE YOU EVEN STILL - 2026 WORLD TOUR: Tickets
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SUGAR - the iconic alternative rock trio led by Bob Mould alongside bassist David Barbe and drummer Malcolm Travis - announce today a second brand new single, following the bombshell news of the band’s return last year, as well as news of the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour following the quickfire sell-out of the band's forthcoming New York and London residencies.
Following the runaway reaction to the news of 'House of Dead Memories' and SUGAR's May New York and London dates - all of which sold out in quick time - the band now announce the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour.
In October 2025, speaking to Rolling Stone's David Browne around SUGAR's reunion, Mould earnestly noted how with the reunion he wanted "to see if people are still interested." His query has since been emphatically answered. Speaking of the reaction to the band's return and their live plans for 2026, he offers:
“SUGAR was dormant for decades and sounds and styles are always changing. Nothing is certain and we had no idea there would be such a positive reaction to the first song. We were heartened to see the excitement for the NYC and London shows. It’s been wonderful to hear people talking so fondly about how much the band meant to them - the strength of the songs, the energy of the shows (and the decibel levels of them!). It was a super special time for all of us. Now that we’re back in business, we’re laser-focused on getting in shape for an exciting year of loud rock shows around the world!”
Following the runaway reaction to the news of 'House of Dead Memories' and SUGAR's May New York and London dates - all of which sold out in quick time - the band now announce the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour.
In October 2025, speaking to Rolling Stone's David Browne around SUGAR's reunion, Mould earnestly noted how with the reunion he wanted "to see if people are still interested." His query has since been emphatically answered. Speaking of the reaction to the band's return and their live plans for 2026, he offers:
“SUGAR was dormant for decades and sounds and styles are always changing. Nothing is certain and we had no idea there would be such a positive reaction to the first song. We were heartened to see the excitement for the NYC and London shows. It’s been wonderful to hear people talking so fondly about how much the band meant to them - the strength of the songs, the energy of the shows (and the decibel levels of them!). It was a super special time for all of us. Now that we’re back in business, we’re laser-focused on getting in shape for an exciting year of loud rock shows around the world!”