Bob Mould Revives Sugar with New Song and Concerts

Bob Mould, the influential musician known for his work with Sugar and Hüsker Dü, has revived his band Sugar with new music and upcoming performances. This year marks 30 years since Sugar played their last show, and excitement is growing as they prepare to release a new single and tour.
New Music and Upcoming Concerts
On social media, Sugar recently unveiled their latest track, “House of Dead Memories.” Mould expressed enthusiasm about the new material and described it as a classic Sugar-style song, highlighting its appeal to fans of the band’s previous work. The band plans to perform live in London and New York in May 2026, generating anticipation among their dedicated fanbase.
A Brief History of Sugar
- Formation: Sugar emerged in the early 1990s, formed by Mould along with bassist David Barbe and drummer Malcolm Travis.
- Debut Album: Their first album, “Copper Blue,” was released in 1992, shortly after the success of major alt-rock albums.
- Impact: “Copper Blue” was well-received, introducing Mould’s raw energy to a broader audience while blending power-pop elements with alternative rock.
- Disbandment: The band disbanded in 1995 after a brief but impactful run, citing personal reasons and the toll of the music industry.
Heartfelt Reflections
Mould reflects on the band’s rapid rise and subsequent end in a time marked by significant events in rock history, such as Kurt Cobain’s death. This tragic event impacted Mould deeply and raised questions about success and its consequences in the music industry.
Looking Ahead
With renewed interest in their legacy, the band reunited to explore new creative possibilities. Mould believes fans still have an interest in Sugar’s music, providing strong motivation for their return. The response to their upcoming performances and new song will likely influence their plans for future projects.
Bob Mould’s journey from indie rock roots to mainstream recognition reflects a rich tapestry of experiences. As Sugar prepares for their comeback, both Mould and fans eagerly anticipate what lies ahead.