From their humble indie beginnings in 1989, including many Greyhound bus rides between Sydney and Melbourne with backpacks full of cds, Leonardo's Bride went on to become one of Australia's best loved pop groups in the 1990's.

For over 10 years they performed domestically and internationally selling over 100,000 albums, as well as collecting the coveted APRA song of the year for 'Even When I'm Sleeping'.

One of their many career highlights included the concert in the domain, Sydney, to over 80,000 people; meeting Nelson Mandela and performing at the world reconciliation day concert; touring with Everything But The Girl, Neil Finn, Barry White and many others.

The group's members went their separate ways in 2001 and continue to make music individually.

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