Sugarland made a triumphant return to Indianapolis Friday night as a packed house watched the emotionally charged show. Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush gave the concert they weren't able to at the State Fair in August after a stage collapse killed seven and injured dozens of others. Jen opened the two and a half hour show by saying, "we are all changed by what happened then" but she promised the group would give the best show they could, "to celebrate healing with you and celebrate life and music."
One of our listeners, Teresa Fries, was there. "I was in Indianapolis in August under the stage as it fell... I have never experienced the love and healing power of music as I did Friday. I spent all day with the people who where around me when it happened. Some still with physical difficulties. Spending the day with so many people I didn't know in August and becoming friends with them now was so powerful." Concert goers were asked to donate $10 to support the injured and the families of those lost.
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