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09apr5:30 pmClementine Darling, Sonoma County's freak folk sweetheartSip & Serenade Wednesdays at the Inn at Occidental Wine Bar

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The Inn at Occidental Wine Bar presents Sip & Serenade Wednesdays with Clementine Darling.

https://www.clementinedarlingmusic.com

Clementine Darling is an Americana Folk Singer-Songwriter with her heels dug deep in San Francisco Bay Area’s music scene. Originally from Seattle, Washington, Darling busked her way down the West Coast in 2010, on a road trip that led her to put down roots in Sonoma County, California. The two locals influenced her debut 11:11 EP and subsequent Live At The Lost Church— a collection of introspective songs and soulful ballads, with undertones of Seattle 90’s grunge.

In May 2023, Darling released her third independent album Bootstraps EP, a collection of songs that spin a tail of overcoming, hope, and chasing dreams on horseback. Darling has found her confident, soulful voice playing music all around the Bay Area, and at festivals including The Emerald Cup, sharing the bill with Margo Price and Rising Appalachia, SXSW, Railroad Square Music Festival and Balanced BreakFEST.

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April 9, 2025 5:30 pm(GMT-07:00)

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