Sugar Jones was a Canadian pop group created on the first season of the Canadian version of Popstars, that aired on Global Television. It consisted of five members chosen from thousands of people who auditioned for the group. "Sugar Street" was originally considered as a name for the band, but it was eventually changed to Sugar Jones. In 2002 they released a self-titled album that featured the singles "Days like That" and "How Much Longer", the album also includes Canadian R&B artist Toya Alexis and rap artist Solitair.

Sugar Jones quickly disbanded after Maiko Watson left the group to be with her now ex-husband, singer Remy Shand.

"Days like That" topped the Canadian Singles Chart on May 19, 2001, where it remained for six weeks; the song was originally released in the U.K. by Fierce in 1999 and reached No. 11.