The Sixpence was an American folk rock band from the 1960s, best known for their 1967 hit "There She Goes". Their sound, recognized for its harmonic vocals and acoustic instrumentation, was deeply influenced by the British Invasion and American folk music. Lead vocalist Noel Paul Stookey and guitarist Peter Yarrow were notable members, going on to form the successful folk trio, Peter, Paul and Mary. Despite their short lifespan, The Sixpence's blend of folk and rock significantly contributed to the development of the folk rock subgenre.