Sixpence None The Richer

On 2 October 2026 at Rescue Rooms, Masonic Place, Nottingham, Sixpence None the Richer step back into the spotlight with their unmistakable mix of alternative rock and luminous pop. Formed in Texas in the early ’90s and long anchored by Leigh Nash’s featherlight vocals and Matt Slocum’s melodic guitar writing, the band carved out a space where chiming guitars, understated arrangements and a reflective streak meet catchy hooks. Their self-titled breakthrough brought them to a wider audience, followed by Divine Discontent, while earlier albums The Fatherless and the Widow and This Beautiful Mess sketched the DNA of their sound: clear lines, gentle sway, melodies that linger. After a long pause and a return marked by the EP My Dear Machine and the album Lost in Transition, the group now picks up the thread with a set that draws across eras, from early cuts to later material, with the sing-alongs that made them a familiar presence on radio and screens. Expect an intimate, finely paced show that lets the songs breathe, with support to open the night.