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THE BEST OF
SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER
FACT
SHEET
DISCOGRAPHY:
2002 The Best of Sixpence None the Richer
(Squint / Curb / Reprise)
2002 Divine Discontent (Squint / Curb /
Reprise)
1999 Collage: Portrait of Their Best (Flying
Tart)
1999 "Kiss Me" CD single (Squint)
– certified GOLD by RIAA
1997 Sixpence None The Richer (Squint) –
certified PLATINUM by RIAA
1996 Tickets for a Prayer Wheel [EP] (Flying
Tart / R.E.X.)
1995 This Beautiful Mess (Flying Tart /
R.E.X.)
1994 The Fatherless & the Widow (Flying
Tart / R.E.X.)
AWARDS:
2000 Dove Award for Group Of The Year
2000 ASCAP Songwriter to Matt Slocum
(for "Kiss Me")
2000 GRAMMY nomination for "Kiss
Me" in Best Pop Performance
by
a Duo or Group with Vocal, "Kiss Me"
2000 Movieline Young Hollywood Award
for Best Performance on a
Soundtrack,
"Kiss Me"
2000 ASCAP Award for Most Performed
Song From A Motion
Picture,
"Kiss Me"
1999 Named R&R Magazine's
No. 1 "Breakthrough Artist" of 1999
1999 GRAMMY Nomination for Best Gospel
Rock album, Sixpence
None
the Richer
1996 Dove Award for Best Alternative/Modern
Rock Record,
This
Beautiful Mess
1993 The Fatherless and the Widow
named one of Billboard
Critic's
Top Ten Albums of the Year
RADIO ACHIEVEMENTS:
- "Kiss Me"
- #1 Pop song in the U.S. for two weeks
- #1 Most-played song in 11 coun-tries, including Canada, U.K.,
Australia, Japan, and Israel
- #2 Billboard Hot 100 and AC
- #1 Airplay Monitor Top 40
- #2 Airplay Monitor Top 40 AC
- "There She Goes"
- 28th Most Played Song of 2000
- Top 10 on R&R and Billboard Monitor formats (Hot AC, Modern
AC, and Pop Alt.)
- Top 30 on Billboard Hot 100
- "Don't Dream It's Over"
- #9 Hot AC
- #17 Billboard AC
- #14 R&R AC
- "Breathe Your Name"
- #1 R&R Christian CHR for five weeks
- #17 Billboard Adult Hot Top 40
- "Innocente (Falling In Love)"
VIDEO ACHIEVEMENTS:
- "Kiss Me"
- #1 VH1 video for a month
- Heavy rotation at MTV, M2, The Box, JBTV and Much Music, and
added to MTV's "120 Minutes"
- "There She Goes"
- Rotation on VH1's "Top 10 Countdown"
SONGS APPEAR ON:
- 2003 – A View From The Top movie soundtrack, "I'm
Still Waiting"
- 2003 – Uptown Girls movie soundtrack, Leigh Nash contributes
vocals on "Charmed Life"
- 2003 – How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days movie soundtrack,
"Kiss Me"
- 2002 – Making God Smile: An Artists' Tribute to the Songs
of Beach Boy Brian Wilson, "I Just Wasn't Made for These
Times"
- 2002 – Smallville soundtrack, "Don't Dream It's
Over"
- 2001 – Sing Along with Los Straitjackets, "(Don't
they Know) It's The End Of The World" - performed by Nash (written
by Skeeter Davis)
- 2001 – Poem by Delerium, "Innocente (Falling In
Love)" - written and performed by Nash
- 2000 – Snow Day movie soundtrack, "There She Goes"
(written by La's)
- 2000 – Here On Earth movie soundtrack, "I Need
Love" (written by Sam Phillips)
- 2000 – Today Presents: The Best Of The Summer Concert Series
(from NBC's "Today" show), "Us"
- 2000 – Bounce movie soundtrack, "Love," and
"Need to Be Next to You" - performed by Nash [written by
Diane Warren, produced by Matt Serletic (Matchbox 20, Santana/Rob
Thomas hit "Smooth")]
- 2000 – Roaring Lambs (Squint), "The Ground You
Shook"
- 1999 – Dick movie soundtrack, "Dancing Queen"
(written by Abba)
- 1999 – Streams (Word/Sony), "Breathe"
- 1999 – Songs From Dawson's Creek soundtrack, "Kiss
Me"
- 1999 – Lilith Fair, Volume 3, "Kiss Me"
- 1998 – She's All That movie soundtrack, "Kiss Me"
- 1998 – Left Of The Middle by Natalie Imbruglia - featured
cello performed by Slocum
- 1998 – Exodus (Essential/Sony), "Brighten My Heart"
- 1996 – Never Say Dinosaur (EMI), "Road To Zion"
(written by Petra)
TELEVISION APPEARANCES:
- "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" (3 appearances)
- "Late Show With David Letterman"
- CBS "Early Show"
- NBC "Today"
- "Live With Regis and Kathie Lee"
- "Late Night With Conan O'Brien"
- "Late, Late Show With Craig Kilborn"
- VH1 "Before They Were Rock Stars"
- CNN "WorldBeat"
- "The Wayne Brady Show"
- "The Rosie O'Donnell Show"
- "Extra!"
- "The Martin Short Show"
- VH1 "Women First" (featured Nash as celebrity host)
- VH1 "The List" (featured Nash as celebrity panelist)
FEATURED ON... :
- "KISS ME" FEATURED ON:
- BBC worldwide broadcast of Prince Edward's wedding at the request
of the Royal Family (1999)
- "Saturday Night Live"
- "The Bold & the Beautiful"
- MTV's "The Real World"
- "Dawson's Creek"
- "Days of Our Lives"
- "The Young and the Restless"
- "Providence"
- "Get Real," "Grapevine," "Trinity,"
and "Daria
- "THERE SHE GOES" FEATURED ON:
- Girl Interrupted film trailers
- "Time of Your Life" and "Great Pretenders"
- National Football League promotions
- "Six Feet Under"
- "DON'T DREAM IT'S OVER" FEATURED ON:
- WB's "Smallville"
- How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days film trailers
- "Sabrina The Teenage Witch" band performance
- "I'VE BEEN WAITING" FEATURED ON:
- "BREATHE YOUR NAME" FEATURED ON:
TOURING HIGHLIGHTS:
2001 Over the Rhine Christmas Tour
2000 VH1's "Hard Rock Live"
concert
1999 Lilith Fair Tour, mainstage
1998 Lilith Fair Tour, side-stage in
Nashville with 10,000 Maniacs,
The
Smithereens
OTHER ACCOLADES:
- "Don't Dream It's Over" featured in Disney's Freaky Friday
film.
- "Kiss Me" featured in the film She's All That.
- Nash debuted as the worldwide model for cosmetic company Urban
Decay's "Rock Superstar" campaign for its 2001 spring and
summer product line.
- Proceeds from sales of Today Presents: the Best of Summer Concert
Series CD, featuring Sixpence's song "Us," helped Katie
Couric raise money for the National Colorectal Cancer Research Alliance
(NCCRA) (August 2000).
- NARAS invited Slocum and Nash to announce Grammy nominees at the
New York City press conference (January 2000).
Band formed in 1993 by Leigh Nash and Matt
Slocum
Name "Sixpence None The Richer" is taken from a passage in
C.S. Lewis' Mere Christianity
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