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Sugar Ray is a rock band from Orange County, California. The band formed in 1992 with the name Shrinky Dinx, later changing it to Sugar Ray after the boxer Sugar Ray Leonard. They originally were a funk metal band, however later releases abandoned this genre in favour of pop rock. Check our available Sugar Ray concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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Sound: A 'best of'/greatest hits record from Sugar Ray was inevitable, and the fact that they released it five studio albums into their career is impressive for a band that is barely known beyond a handful of its singles. The sunny, infectious melodies, lilting reggae-lite and acoustic grooves that define the "Sugar Ray sound" are present here along with their rockier singles and a few lesser-known, harder cuts (which, quite frankly, aren't nearly as interesting as their better-known songs)...
- www.ultimate-guitar.com
When Sugar Ray ditched the power rap metal of their amazing 1995 debut, Lemonade & Brownies, and then garnered huge mainstream, multi-platinum success with the single Fly, I all but assumed it was the one-hit wonder death knell. Now, on their fifth disc, the West Coast band survived 1999's fatalistically titled 14:59 - their 15 minutes are more than up and they're doing just fine. Sugar Ray are all about sunny skies and goofy times, and the first single, Mr...
- www.hour.ca
By the time you finish reading this article, there is a good chance that the latest pop sensation will have already come and gone. Another one of those borderline-novelty acts with, perhaps, one decent song to its name will have bubbled up, scored a hit complete with an overplayed video, sold millions of records, and then released a follow-up that only a small portion of its previous audience cares about...
- ew.com
"Summer won't end this summer," sings Mark McGrath in the previously unreleased "Shot of Laughter," and that's an understatement: Summer never ends in this amiable band's sun-strafed Southern California pop. Sugar Ray began as a funk-metal party act (according to the liner notes, their first gig was "a kegger on 31st street") but hit their stride with 1997's ragga-lite smash "Fly...
- www.blender.com
Sound: Its been over a decade since Sugar Ray first defined summer soundtracks with easy-going songs such as "Fly," "Someday," and "Every Morning," and its safe to say that never again will they enjoy such prominence. While some bands or artists would take a moment to re-evaluate their careers and perhaps decided this is the time call it quits or totally redefine themselves, not so with Sugar Ray...
- www.ultimate-guitar.com
It's anyone's guess why this L.A. pop-rock act -- a huge commercial draw in the late '90s but one that hasn't released a new studio disc since 2003's comparatively soft-selling "In the Pursuit of Leisure" -- chose this moment of worldwide economic instability to stage a comeback: With a long line of barely distinguishable hits such as "Fly," "Someday" and "Every Morning," Sugar Ray soundtracked the boom-times brio of the pre-9/11 era more enthusiastically than anybody else...
- latimesblogs.latimes.com
These Orange County guys ? known for decade-old frat-soul hits like "Fly" and "Every Morning" ? haven't gotten near the top of a pop chart since early in W.'s administration, but on their sixth album they're still turning out pop rock so good-natured it practically gives you a big smile and a fist-bump...
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Mark McGrath & Co. are back after six years with Music for Cougars, and still churning out affable pop-rock for various beer-commercial activities (beach volleyball, slo-mo water-balloon fights). And though aphorisms like "If you wanna see the rainbow/You gotta sit through a little rain" don't exactly blow the doors of perception wide open, tracks like the reggae-tinged "Girls Were Made to Love" and Sublime-lite "Boardwalk" are all in good-natured, hey-brah fun.
- ew.com
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