Sunday, April 6, 2025

April 6, 2025 – Susan Werner

Susan Werner is coming back to NB House Concerts! Last time she was here she was in process of writing songs for her new CD entitled “Halfway to Houston.” In fact, I think some of the people at the show might have helped with some of the details. And, now, she has just received an award from Folk Alliance International for the Best Album of the Year for that CD! Following that acknowledgement of her songwriting abilities, she went on the Cayamo Cruise for the second year in a row and played to packed rooms in every single venue on the boat which she played in. I found an excellent article about her CD, Halfway to Houston, in the Texas Standard which includes some of the songs, including a favorite song, “Tiny Texans” written with Sarah Hickman. Just click here to read that article and listen to a few of the songs.  And to find out more about her, just go to her website. 

We already have more than half the seats reserved from the reservations taken after the last show, so if you would like to attend, please click on the sign up button below. Susan is an amazing artist and getting to see her in such an intimate venue is especially unique. 

To secure your reservations, simply click on the sign up button on this page.

CANCELLATION POLICY:  Any reservation(s) cancelled after Sunday, March 30th and those with unpaid reservations who do not attend, will be asked to send a check made out to “Elaine Hayden” equal to $30 per each unused reservation. Please, make sure that if you are reserving for more than two people (max 4), to send us a check.  

CONCERT DETAILS

Doors will open at 4:30pm. We will have a bit of time to visit before the show starts at 5:00pm.  There will be two sets of music with a potluck dinner in-between. Coffee and Iced Tea will be provided. BYOB. We will be limiting attendance  so everyone can have space and feel comfortable. During the break you’ll also have a chance to speak with Susan as well as other attendees – truly a VIP experience.

When the band begins to play, those seated in the living room are instantly connected by the music resonating from the small stage.

Megan Holt
Herald-Zeitung