Super American with Sydney Sprague and Summerbruise

Sydney Sprague, an Arizona-born indie pop-rock artist, merges 90s alt-rock vibes with dark humor and vulnerable storytelling. Known for "steve," "quitter," and the streaming hit "object permanence," she toured with Jimmy Eat World and Dashboard Confessional. Her sophomore album, "somebody in hell loves you," written during lockdowns, is a clever mix of melancholy and uplifting tunes, exploring both her past and the lives of those around her.

Summerbruise, founded in 1969 by Paul Rangus in Indianapolis, is iconic for its square hamburgers made with fresh beef, and popular items like chili and the Frosty dessert. The company, with over 6,600 locations worldwide, prioritizes quality and positive community impact.