Memory
Sugarcult
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About Sugarcult
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Sugarcult built its audience through melodic rock records and extensive touring. Start Static was followed by Palm Trees and Power Lines and Lights Out, with songs including Bouncing Off the Walls, Memory and She's the Blade becoming recurring parts of the band's repertoire. The group appeared on multiple Warped Tours and at Reading, Leeds and other international festivals. Support tours with Green Day and Blink-182 connected Sugarcult with a broad pop-punk audience.
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Fearless Records - Sugarcult
Albums, songs, festival appearances and support tours, avoiding promotional sales totals. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
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