Other notables include (in chronological order):
o Headlining St. Pete Pier's 1991 New Year's Eve party (100,000 people in attendance)
o Featured band for USF's Bull Blast at The Sun Dome
o Several Bennigan's St. Patrick's Day big tent parties (setting an all-time attendance record of over 1500 people at the Sarasota store)
o Full-page feature in the Sarasota Herald Tribune, titled “Awash In Controversy” (exploring the tension between the band's Mennonite heritage and playing in bars)
o Headlining at Hard Rock in Orlando
o Pleasure Island in Disney World (twice on the main stage and twice in the Beach Club)
o Headlined for various out-of-state college concerts & fraternity parties
o Brought to Kentucky to play the birthday party of the largest alcohol distributor in the state of Kentucky
o Brought back to Kentucky to play the Phoenix Hill Tavern during The Kentucky Derby
o Playing for the Tampa Bay Bucs Kick-Off Party at the Tampa Stadium
o 4-year house band at Harpo's of Ybor City, playing before a house-estimated 10,000 people each weekend.

Throughout the 90s, the band released three CDs of original music: the ten-track “Never...Ever...” (The Sharks); the fifteen track “Awash In Controversy”; and the eleven-track “I Can” of which track #7, “I've Got Something” won Runner Up in the Dance Category of the John Lennon Song Writing Contest in 1999 (the largest song writing contest in the world).

A typical 606 set-list includes danceable old-wave and club hits from the '80s, the best of the '90s and a handful of today's alterna-pop.

606 truly has lived the definition of “professional musician”. It is this professional approach to music and their notorious easy-to-get-along-with attitude that makes 606 a musical experience that needs no apology.