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There is more than one artist with this name. 1. SF garage punk four-piece featuring Beau, Colin, River, and Karl. https://thesweethearts1.bandcamp.com/ 2. The Sweethearts aren't trying to capture a sound or chase a trend. They just play the music that drives them: catchy, buzz-saw punk with a nod to garage rock and the girl groups of the 1960's. “I’d think it would be tough to combine solid Texas rock’n’roll with Nikki Corvette-style bubblegum vocals, but The Sweethearts blend them together seamlessly. The songs rock and make me want to sing along, and that’s a good combination. ...comes across like the...

There are at least two bands sharing this name. 1. Sweethearts is s a Danish band which has achieved great success with their interpretations of classic Danish party songs. They are known as a killer live act with actress Pernille Højmark as the band's lead singer brining amazing energy and personality to their live shows. 2. Sweethearts are a motown girls high school band from Geelong, Victoria in Australia. They have toured worldwide and received recognition from various festivals around the world. They are a 30 strong group of high school girls, but are not your usual high school band....

Sweethearts of the Rodeo was a popular country duo from the USA in the late 1980s and early 1990s. They consisted of sisters Janis Oliver and Kristine Oliver, who grew up in suburban Los Angeles. While still in their teenage years they performed as the Oliver Sisters. Janis eventually married singer Vince Gill, who at the time was a member of Pure Prairie League. The sisters named themselves after a landmark album by The Byrds which fused elements of rock with country. A typical Sweethearts tune is an upbeat two-stepper mixing country instrumentation with a rock beat. Their harmonies were...

An indie-folk-pop group, Buffalo NY's the Old Sweethearts began in 2004 as a studio project. The summer of 2005 saw the release of "Arms of the Town". This record took the band from the drunken folk of "In Regards. . ." to a more dramatic, pop/rock feel. The album, like everything about the Old Sweethearts, resonates with a rusty optimism indiginous to their native Buffalo, NY. The city built for a million people, but home to only 300,000 and falling. "The Old Sweethearts are the rare type of band that are cool enough for indie nerds who pump Wilco and...