about the band

“Releasing an album as grand and scopic as The Sugar Hollows would be a triumph for any band. To do it as your debut collection of songs? Incredible. These ten songs point to a quartet of musicians who know where they come from musically and where they want to go in harmony. They possess the open heart to explore that path fully and the keen intellect to know when it’s okay to take a detour and maybe find something that can make their travels more memorable and enjoyable. It’s a trip we can’t wait to re-live with the band over and over again on this album that vividly depicts a restless musical heart and gives it the orientation it so desperately craves.”

- The Auricular

"SOME KIND OF ROCK BAND"

Hometown: Richmond, VA

Label: Good Weather Records

Genre: Folk Rock, Southern Indie, Coastal Country

Influences: Allman Brothers Band, Jim Croce, Brent Cobb, Lukas Nelson, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Khruangbin, Kings of Leon, Fleetwood Mac, Marshall Tucker Band, Chris Isaac, Monica Heldal, Lord Huron, Fleet Foxes

Members: Mike (vocals, rhythm guitar), Gabe (lead guitar), Sean (bass), Noah (drums), Hayden (lap steel, keyboard)

The Sugar Hollows is “some kind of rock” band from Richmond, VA. Their 2023 their debut self-titled album included 10 well-crafted original songs that earned the group some really positive regional and national press.  

After the release, they embarked on their maiden east coast tour with stops in every state from Georgia to Delaware, including major cities like Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Nashville, Knoxville, Charlottesville, and Richmond, and Wilmington. They returned home from tour to a sold out album release show at Get Tight Lounge.  

Their follow-up 10-song sophomore album is set to be released in May of 2024 and really begins to identify who The Sugar Hollows are. Summer tour and festival dates will be announced in the weeks leading up to the album release. 

Booking contact: Gabe Spadaccini at goodweatherrecords@gmail.com.

"Taking a blend of pop-aware rock and Americana, combining melody and muscle and no small amount of intelligent song-writing chops, their eponymous debut already sounds like the work of a seminal band right from the off. And that is a hard thing to do."

- Music Existence