Sixpence None the Richer were due to perform a string of shows in the UK later this year, however they've cancelled them all after tragedy struck12:32, 09 Jul 2026Updated 12:32, 09 Jul 2026A hugely popular nineties band has cancelled all its shows after the death of its beloved bassist. Iconic foursome, Sixpence None the Richer, known for smash hits including, Kiss Me, have amassed a legion of loyal fans around the world, who were all heartbroken after musician, Justin Cary, died last month aged 50 after suffering a stroke.‌The much-loved band was due to perform a string of shows across the UK beginning in September. However, after their heartbreak, they announced that they were cancelling all dates as they 'take time to grieve'.‌Confirming online that they were "taking time out" after Justin's death, they said: "We are completely heartbroken over the tragic and untimely loss of our bandmate, brother-in-arms, and friend for 30 years, Justin Cary."‌The group continued: “The past three years had been full of international tours, recording new music, and an even further deepening of the joy of making music together.“We were looking forward to connecting with new and old fans around the world this summer and fall, but for now we need time to be still and grieve."‌“With heavy hearts, we are canceling all remaining tour dates for 2026.”Bereft by their loss, the band added: “Hundreds of pictures. Thousands of memories, 30 years worth. Thank you, Justin. There’ll never be another you, sir. No one could pack a suitcase better or make us laugh harder. We don’t know what is ahead, we never do, really. But for now, we must grieve our brother.“Prayers are welcome for us all, especially his beautiful wife, Linda. We love you all so much and will see you again.”‌Justin had been receiving treatment at Albany Medical Center in New York. He underwent two surgeries following the stroke and was placed in intensive care.The star shot to fame with Sixpence None the Richer, who formed in Texas, before settling in Tennessee. They are best known for their songs Kiss Me and Breathe Your Name as well as their covers of Don't Dream It's Over and There She Goes.Fans around the world paid tribute to the musician following his death. Long-time friend and collaborator Philip Madeira reflected on Justin's kindness in a poignant tribute online.Article continues belowShe wrote on X: “A world class musician, to be sure, but more so a great human being. I was lucky enough to join his band Sixpence None The Richer for some shows in recent months."He was the musical director, and I needed his kindness during rehearsals where I certainly felt like I was drowning. His encouragement buoyed me, and thankfully I rose to the occasions… Be good to each other; you might be the buoy for someone who’s in over their head.”Like this story? For more of the latest showbiz news and gossip, follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Threads.