Sugarland’s Kristian Bush New Lyric Video “You Can’t Stop the Sun From Going Down”

This April, Sugarland’s Kristian Bush made a decision: it was time to start sharing the music he was writing. “I’ve written over 50 songs just this year,” Bush says. “It’s like I’m on a streak. The songs just keep coming. And if you add these to everything from the past two decades, they might never all be heard.” He launched his ‘Music Mondays’ web series that week, and has since released 12 tracks, both old and new, via KristianBush.com and his social media feeds. Hear the “mixtape” of his first eleven songs here. “I love writing songs, and I love how the right song at the right time can change everything,” adds Bush. “I’m always looking for new ways to connect these songs with people who might need to hear them.”

His latest outreach comes via the brand-new lyric video for “You Can’t Stop the Sun From Going Down,” the meditative acoustic ballad he co-wrote with Monty Powell. The song has long been a live favorite, but now fans can share it, and sing along at home.

Watch the lyric video below!

And of course, ‘Music Mondays’ rolls on — today, Bush featured a rough demo of a song called “Burning Flowers” you listen to here. In his blog post about the song’s message, he writes the following, a sentiment which fans have come to know as quintessentially Kristian: “Don’t give up on yourself. Don’t give up on love. Don’t give up.”

Bush continues his busy year this summer and fall with select tour dates ranging from Lollapalooza — Kidzapalooza, to be exact! — to the State Fair of Texas. He continues to be a frequent participant in the CMA Songwriters Series, and will appear alongside Bob DiPiero, Matraca Berg, and Bobby Pinson at Joe’s Bar in Chicago Aug. 1. A complete list of tour dates and lots more information on Kristian can be found at www.kristianbush.com, or by following him on Facebook and Twitter @kristianbush.

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