Wow. Just when you think it's impossible to bring any kind of new life to an age-old Christmas classic, Jennifer Nettles and John Legend go and prove you wrong. The pair teamed up for an absolutely stellar version of 'O Holy Night' on Thursday night's 'CMA Country Christmas' special, proving that a great song and strong singers still win out over all the marketing in the world.
Sugarland star Jennifer Nettles kicked off Thursday night's 'CMA Country Christmas' show with a spirited rendition of a fun track titled 'Naughty Would Be Nice for Christmas' -- delivering a high-energy performance despite being very, very pregnant.
Jennifer Nettles of Sugarland gave birth to a baby boy on Thursday (Dec. 6). The singer and her husband, Justin Miller, announced the arrival of Magnus Hamilton Miller in a statement to the media on Friday morning. The couple have been married for one year, and this is the first baby for both of them.
Sugarland's Kristian Bush has some advice for singing partner Jennifer Nettles, who is currently expecting her first child with husband Justin Miller. "Sleep now," he says with a laugh.
Proving she has one of the best senses of humor in country music, Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles painted her very pregnant belly orange for Halloween and shared the picture with fans on Twitter. The singer is expecting her first baby with husband Justin in November.
Jennifer Nettles' and Kelly Clarkson's opening performance of the Eurythmic's classic 'Would I Lie to You' during tonight's episode of 'Duets' was a rather fitting pairing -- considering the season finale was a battle of the blonds, with the two leading ladies' teams accounting for the final three contestants. Despite Clarkson's impressive showing with Jason Farol and Team Jennifer's consistency with John Glosson through the entire season, clear frontrunner J Rome was named the best amateur in all of America, taking home a coveted recording contract with Hollywood Records.
J Rome's time on 'Duets' came to a close tonight with his final duet with Jennifer Nettles, but the young hopeful remained optimistic and upbeat about tonight's finale with a performance of DeBarge's 'Rhythm of the Night.' "The finale is a celebration," remarked the singer just before taking the stage. "I want to leave American with all I got." Did his take on the 1985 dance classic leave the remaining judges and all of America wanting more?
Despite being dubbed too "syrupy" on occasion by his 'Duets' mentoring peers, John Glosson remained true to his aesthetic for his duet with Jennifer Nettles, performing a piano-driven version of 'For Good' from the wildly-popular Broadway music 'Wicked.' Though last week's voting determined tonight's winner, did Glosson and Nettles' take on the big ballad impress the remaining judges during the season finale?
Sugarland singer Jennifer Nettles is expecting her first child. Despite having a bun in the oven, the singer is still pulling double duty by playing shows and serving as a superstar mentor on the reality singing show 'Duets.' Nettles has had to perform twice every week, since she has always had two horses in the race in the form of J Rome and John Glosson, effectively dou
The season finale of ABC's 'Duets' is tonight (July 19), with Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles landing both of her singers inside the Top 3. John Glosson and J Rome will square off against Kelly Clarkson's singer Jason Furol, and then viewers will decide the winner. Who do you think should win 'Duets'?
