Clint Warner

Started playing guitar at the age of 8. That early influence of all styles of music rubbed off on Warner’s powerful vocal style and extremely versatile guitar playing. Warner moved to the central valley of California in his late teens and started working the Top 40, country, jazz, blues and rock scenes. He worked regularly with bassist Bill Church, (Sammy Hagar, Ronnie Montrose, Van Morrison) in his twenties. Warner then found himself back in Humboldt in the early 2000’s to work harder on writing and promoting himself under his own name. Performing under his own name for 12 years, He and his band have earned, hands down, the title of the hardest working in the region. Sometimes venturing into Washington, Oregon and Nevada recently doing some shows with guitarist Jeff Pevar of Crosby Stills and Nash and CPR. Warner’s writing style has grown into a versatile blend of acoustic and electric blues jazz and funk rock. Warner has opened for and shared the stage with national acts such as Greg Allman, Joe Bonamassa, Foreigner, Tommy Castro, Lydia Pence and Cold Blood, George Thorogood, Bobby Radcliff, Kim Wilson of the Fabulous Thunderbirds and many others.