Dillon Fence was an influential American alternative rock band formed in 1986 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Known for their melodic sound and compelling lyrics, the band gained a devoted following in the southeastern United States during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The group's core members consisted of Greg Humphreys (vocals and guitar), Chris Goode (bass), Kent Alphin (guitar), and Scott Carle (drums). Over their career, Dillon Fence released several albums, including their acclaimed debut "Rosemary" and subsequent records like "Living Room Scene," before disbanding in 1995. The band is fondly remembered for their contributions to the vibrant North Carolina music scene and has occasionally reunited for select shows.