Sugarplum Fairy is a Swedish pop-rock band that emerged onto the music scene in the early 2000s, hailing from the town of Borlänge. The group's name takes inspiration from Tchaikovsky's iconic character in "The Nutcracker," a sweet nod to their whimsical origins and melodic style. The band comprises three brothers: Victor Norén, Carl Norén, and David Norén, with Viktor's twin, Carl, initially taking the spotlight as the lead vocalist. They are often joined by bassist Jonas Karlsson and keyboardist Kristian Gidlund.

Over the years, Sugarplum Fairy has carved out a niche in the Scandinavian music market, delivering a blend of infectious melodies, spirited rock sounds, and thoughtful lyrics. The band's youthful verve and commitment to their craft shone through in their 2004 debut album, "Young & Armed," which set the stage for their subsequent successes. "First Round First Minute," a follow-up album released in 2006, continued to establish their presence as Sweden's promising rock act. They maintained their momentum with the release of their single "Stay Young," an anthem celebrating the vigor of youth, followed by the 2008 album "The Wild One," which showed their evolution as musicians and cemented their status in the Swedish rock ethos. Despite their relative quiet in recent years, the band has left an indelible mark on their fans, with their music continuing to resonate for its energetic delivery and coming-of-age sincerity.