TIMELINE
5:30 PM
Meet & Greet with Suzanne Santo
*Includes Passed Hors D'oeuvres + Glass of Wine*
6:00 PM
Doors Open + Buffet Opens
6:50 PM
Buffet Closes + Dinner Ends
7:00 PM
Suzanne Santo Performance
MENU
Buttermilk Fried Chicken
Mesquite Smoked Pulled Pork
Baby Red Mashed Potatoes
Bacon Fat Roasted Green Beans
Country Salad
cheddar, cucumber, cherry tomato, roasted corn with house made ranch
Cornbread
served with honey butter and jalapeno cheddar butter
SUZANNE SANTO
Suzanne Santo has never been afraid to blur the lines. A tireless creator, she's built her sound in the grey area between Americana, Southern-gothic soul, and forward-thinking rock & roll. It's a sound that nods to her past — a childhood spent in the Rust Belt; a decade logged as a member of the L.A.-based duo HoneyHoney; the acclaimed solo album, Ruby Red, that launched a new phase of her career in 2017; and the world tour that took her from Greece to Glastonbury as a member of Hozier's band — while still exploring new territory. With Yard Sale, Santo boldly moves forward, staking her claim once again as an Americana innovator. It's an album inspired by the past, written by an artist who's only interested in the here-and-now. And for Suzanne Santo, the here-and-now sounds pretty good.
Yard Sale, her second release as a solo artist, finds Santo in transition. She began writing the album while touring the globe with Hozier — a gig that utilized her strengths not only as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, but as a road warrior, too. "We never stopped," she says of the year-long trek, which often found her pulling double-duty as Hozier's opening act and bandmate. "Looking back, I can recognize how much of a game-changer it was. It raised my musicianship to a new level. It truly reshaped my career."
Songs like "Fall For That" were written between band rehearsals, with Santo holing herself up in a farmhouse on the rural Irish coast. Others were finished during bus rides, backstage writing sessions, and hotel stays. Grateful for