After nearly two decades of hiatus, Sixpence None the Richer is rekindling the magic that first catapulted them into the global music scene with hits like “Kiss Me.” Vocalist Leigh Nash shares her excitement about reuniting with her bandmates, stating she’s “beyond grateful” for the opportunity to create music again. This rebirth, according to guitarist Matt Slocum, feels like picking up where they left off, but with the maturity and growth gained over the years, leading to what he describes as “better music” for both old and new fans.
Having shaped a significant era of pop and alternative rock in the late ’90s and early 2000s, Sixpence None the Richer’s return is more than just a nostalgic act. With Nash’s solo ventures into country and folk enriching her artistic palette, and Slocum’s enhanced craftsmanship as a songwriter and musician, this new chapter is poised to deliver fresh, emotionally resonant music. The forthcoming EP promises to capture the essence of their past while offering something unique for today’s listeners, bridging generations of fans with their evolved sound.
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