Sony Holland is a warm, inviting performer who has traveled the world making music. In concert Sony presents material from the most beloved composers of our time. Along with timeless jazz standards and classic bossa novas you will be treated to some unique covers and originals, artfully blended into a captivating mix of emotions, melodies and rhythms. Sony's elegant voice and unassuming style has been polished through thousands of performances in every imaginable setting... from her early days busking at Pier 39 to starring on the Venetian Room stage. Sony and her band play in top jazz venues from coast to coast such as the Blue Note in New York City, Herb Alpert's Vibrato in the hills of Los Angeles and the beautiful new SF Jazz Center.
Her latest recording is with guitarist/husband, Jerry Holland. Recorded live in a friends home, Kitchen Sessions has the vibe of an intimate private concert. The CD is available now at CDBABY, iTunes and Spotify. There are corresponding videos for all 15 tracks on youtube, many of which are linked on this site. 
Please contact Sony directly to book concerts, private events, nightclubs, lounges, bistros, etc. sony@sonyholland.com
Purchase CDs @ CD Baby
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PAST PERFORMANCES: Blue Note NYC, New York Bar Tokyo, Sirroco Room Bangkok, InterContinental Hong Kong, SF Jazz Center, Ritz-Carlton SF, Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay, Sausalito Art Festival, San Jose Jazz Festival, Fillmore Jazz Festival, Herb Alpert’s Vibrato Los Angeles, Catalina Jazz Los Angeles, Dakota Minneapolis, F. Scott's Nashville, Franklin Jazz Festival, Charlie O's Los Angeles, Gardenia L.A., The Venetian Room, Yoshi's Oakland, Sound Room, Plush Room, Herbst Theater, Asian Art Museum SF, Palace of Fine Arts SF, Chateau St Jean, Bird & Beckett, Harlan Estate, Meadowood, Auberge du Soleil, Rodney Strong Vineyards, Napa Valley Reserve, Testarossa Winery, Mark Hopkins Hotel Peacock Court, Breakfast Club @ Fairmont Hotel, Rossmoor Walnut Creek, Levitt Pavilion Pasadena, Terrace Room Oakland, Villa Taverna, and many more…
SUZANNE: This is the hauntingly beautiful song that launched
Leonard Cohen's career when it became a hit for Judy Collins in 1966.
