Rising Country Star Sarah Darling Headlines The Copa Palm Springs
Sarah Darling brings her special brand of country to the Copa Palm Springs for one very special performance, September 25 at 8:00 pm. Sarah's April 18th, 2015 Grand Ole Opry performance marked her 75th appearance on that historic stage since her debut in February of 2011. In July of last year, Country Superstar Brad Paisley paid tribute to her (after Sarah returned to Nashville from Los Angeles and her "Rising Star" competition), by singing a duet of "Whiskey Lullaby" with Sarah that brought the house down at the Opry.
Darling has had past SiriusXM "The Highway" Satellite Radio and Terristrial radio success with singles, 'Home to Me', 'Little Umbrellas', 'Something To Do With Your Hands', and a haunting version of the Beatles classic 'Blackbird' (for the charity Women and Cancer Fund). This success solidified the Iowa native as one of music's elite vocalists. Three of Darling's videos have made it to the #1 spot on national cable TV networks, CMT and GAC.
Called "a sophisticated songwriter with a crisp, powerful voice" by The New York Times, Darling pairs her uncanny knack for songwriting with her passion for performing on stage. Sarah has toured extensively over the past few years, hitting the road with the likes of The Band Perry, Toby Keith, Scotty McCreery, Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw and many others.
Sarah Darling appears at The Copa for one night only, September 25th @8pm! For tickets or further information visit www.copapalmsprings.com. Upcoming at The Copa: Juice Newton, October 2 and 3, an Kyle Dean Massey, October 9.
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