Sixpence None the Richer

Sixpence None the Richer, formed in the early '90s in Texas by guitarist Matt Slocum and vocalist Leigh Nash, gained fame with their 1997 self-titled album featuring the hit "Kiss Me," a global sensation featured in numerous movies and TV shows. Their success continued with "There She Goes" and the 2002 album Divine Discontent. The band disbanded in 2004 but later reunited, releasing Dawn of Grace and Lost in Transition. In 2023, they released "The Tide." Curb Records celebrated the 25th Anniversary of the band's (Kiss Me) album by re-releasing it in a collectible vinyl series that features the new track, "The Tide". Singer-songwriter Mike Fuller blends Americana, rock, folk, and soul to create a sound that's both refreshing and timeless. His latest release, The Missed Connection EP, showcases his energetic blues-rock style. He made his mark during the pandemic with his virtual concert series "Quarantunes," raising over $3,500 for NYC charities. A new album is slated for 2025.