Sue Moreno got in touch with various musical styles from an early age on, thanks to a musical upbringing. At age 15 she formed her first band 'Memphis' while attending musicschool.

In the beginning of the 90s she left for the USA where she appeared at various clubs on the Eastcoast.
Returning home to the Netherlands, she started singing harmony vocals in a band covering the 70s period of Elvis Presley.
Out of this band arose 'The Original El'Bootlegs', that went on as Susan When She Tried. The music they played was the music closest to her heart: a style combining rock 'n' roll and country, rockabilly and blues.

Sue obtained her master degrees in film and tv including acting and directing.

Early 1997, the band Sue and the Flaming Stars was put together. The musical style can best be described as rockabilly with influences of rock 'n' roll, latin, rhythm and blues and country.

Sue also pursued in writing her own material. She appeared as a guest musician in several r&rbands like the Chevy Cats and Tear it Up. With the latter she sang in the last European tour of Paul Burlison and Rocky Burnette.

Sue has been captured on various national and international TV programs, radio broadcasts and media.

In 2001 Sue performed with Marco Di Maggio at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender. That was the start of a fruitful collaboration between the two. It was followed up by a show at the International Rockabilly Fest in Jackson, Tennessee, USA where she appeared with the legendary Paul Burlison, DJ Fontana, Stan Perkins, The Comets and Ace Cannon. She also gigged in Memphis that summer with The Dempseys and Paul Burlison.

Late December 2002, Sue's first solo CD for Rarity Records called 'All I Can Do Is Dream You' had been released.

Sue appeared on many Elvis-related shows like A Blue and White Xmas (De Melkweg, Netherlands), Elvis Memorial Festival (013, Netherlands), various Elvismeetings in Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands which gave her the honorable title of 'The Female Elvis'.

Sue could be seen as a singer and dancer in various theatershows like 'The Country Music Hall of Fame' (2003).

In the summer of 2003, Sue started working with Marco DiMaggio, writing, recording and performing.
Late 2003 Sue toured America's West coast.
Her American back up band consisted of Buddy Holly phenomenon John Mueller, Ed Maxwell on bass and Sammy K on drums.
They performed at hot rockabilly places like
the Dollhut, the Rumble Bar and the Continental Room.

Sue joined the incredible 28-piece Jack Million Big Band, singer Friso and 'master' DJ and producer Eddy de Clercq. In June 2004 the album 'Night and Day' had been released on which Sue can be heard as a guestsinger, adding lead-and backing vocals. The album went straight to the top 10 in South Africa and in the meantime it came out on EMI in 8 different countries.

May 2004, the first Sue Moreno and the Flaming Stars album, 'Drivin' on the Highway of Love' had been released. June and July 2004 found Sue touring Finland again where she played at festivals like the Midsummer Jamboree.

She played with the finest Finnish musicians, Eino Rastas, The Rhythm Aces and The Barnshakers.
Sue Moreno toured her beloved States once more, covering California to Texas in the fall of 2004, with various artists and friend-musicians.