Leigh Nash

Leigh Anne Bingham Nash is a celebrated American singer and songwriter, renowned for her role as the lead vocalist of the Christian alternative rock band Sixpence None the Richer. Formed in the early 1990s with guitarist Matt Slocum, the band quickly gained acclaim with their debut album, “The Fatherless & the Widow,” showcasing Nash’s distinctive voice and songwriting talent. Their hit single “Kiss Me” became a defining track of the late ’90s, earning them multiple Dove Awards and a Grammy nomination, solidifying their place in the music industry.

Nash’s career continued to flourish as she ventured into solo projects, releasing her debut album, “Blue on Blue,” in 2006. This album featured the popular single “My Idea of Heaven,” which resonated with audiences and showcased her versatility as an artist. In addition to her solo work, Nash collaborated with various artists, including a notable partnership with Delerium in the band Fauxliage, further expanding her musical repertoire.

In the years that followed, Nash rejoined Sixpence None the Richer, contributing to new projects such as the “My Dear Machine EP” and the Christmas album “The Dawn of Grace.” Her commitment to her craft is evident in her 2011 worship album, “Hymns and Sacred Songs,” and her 2015 release, “The State I’m In,” which highlighted her growth as a songwriter and performer.

Most recently, Nash announced her involvement with 10,000 Maniacs as their new lead singer, demonstrating her enduring appeal and adaptability in the music scene. With a career marked by significant achievements and collaborations, Leigh Nash continues to inspire fans with her heartfelt music and dedication to her artistry.