There are several acts with the name "Nancy":

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Nancy is a 4-piece punk rock band from Binghamton, NY. Their second full length, The Fear Of Missing Out, was released in the summer of 2007 on Sex Cells Records.

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Nancy was also the former band of The National's Matt Berninger and Scott Devendorf. The five year collaboration also featured Mike Brewer, Casey Reas, and Jeff Salem. The lo-fi garage band released one album on Wife Records, Ruther 3429.

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Nancy (www.myspace.com/lixorama) are a six-piece band hailing from Brazil.

The band's first full-length is the work of exchanged e-mails, late night AIM action, swapping Garage Band vocals, guitar parts, and a couple of transatlantic flights. Months later, they regrouped for good, joined by Dreaduardo, Munha and Fernando for two weeks of staying-up-all-night recording sessions in Brasília, Brazil's modernist capital.

After this, quitting their day jobs was pretty easy.

Nancy's main influence is Arrested Development (the show).

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NANCY (jkl) is an alternative rock group of three from Jyväskylä, Finland.

The band was formerly known as Portrait of Nancy, but after that the name's changed to NANCY (with the "jkl" after the name to distinguish it from other artists by the same name). Their aim in Finland’s music scene is to play imaginative music and give people live experiences in its very meaning.

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Nancy was also a four-piece rock band from Fayetteville, Arkansas. Members included Sean Chapman (guitar/vocals), James Katowich (guitar/vocals), James Cohea (drums), and James Martin (bass guitar). The original bassist was Eric Johnson. Nancy released two independently-produced CDs: "Solace Kid" and "Who's your boyfriend now?"

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Nancy was also an Estonian pop singer in the 90's with a few hit singles like "Hellalt hoia mind" and "Aeg peatub (kui sind vaid näen)", both of them can be listened on the sampler album

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