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Susanna Hoffs Releases The List
Susanna Hoffs released The List, her first collection of original songs in 14 years, recorded entirely in her living room with producer CJ Camerieri.

Susanna Hoffs released The List, her first collection of original songs in 14 years. Hoffs recorded The List at home with its producer, CJ Camerieri. The entire album was recorded in Hoffs’s living room. Hoffs married Jay Roach in 1993.
The Bangles’ first album was the 1984 release All Over the Place. Prince wrote the song Manic Monday for The Bangles. Manic Monday reached No. 2 on the Hot 100. The Bangles participated in the formation of the 1984 album Rainy Day.
Hoffs and David Roback lived together in Berkeley and formed their first group, Unconscious. Hoffs gave a tribute at the Zombies’ induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2019. Hoffs met Bob Weir during The Bangles’ 1988 tour with George Michael. The Bangles appeared onstage with the Grateful Dead and performed Iko Iko.
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