Heidi’s in Cocoa Beach – The Finest Jazz in Florida’s Finest Jazz Club

Heidi's Jazz Club –

is

Florida’s Jazz Club!

DownBeat Magazine February 2013  -

Voted as one of the world's top jazz venues

for 2013!

Heidi’s Jazz Club

7 N Orlando Ave.

Cocoa Beach, FL 32931

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heidisjazzclub.com   (321)783-4559

Heidi's Jazz Club has been the number one hangout for jazz lovers and jazz musicians on Florida's Space Coast since Heidi and Eddie opened the club in 1992. They feature live music every Wednesday through Sunday with featured performers on selected Friday and Saturday evenings and Heidi's Open Jam Session every Sunday evening starting at 7 PM. Located in downtown Cocoa Beach, Heidi’s makes the perfect ‘highlight’ to a weekend get-away to the beach this season.

 Club Hours: Wed-Sun 5pm-1am

Closed Mon & Tues

Ø     Happy Hour Jazz Every Wed: Steve Kirsner and Friends, 5-7:45pm

Ø     Wednesdays 8pm to midnight & Thursdays 7-11pm - Harold Laravea and Pearl Joy

Ø     Happy Hour Jazz Every Fri: Steve Kirsner and Friends, 5-8pm

Ø     Every Fri: Steve Kirsner and Friends, 5-8pm & Ron Teixeira Trio , 8:30-midnight

Ø     Every Sat: The Ron Teixiera Trio, often with featured performers, 7-11pm

Ø     Sun: Heidi's Famous Jam Session, 7-11pm

Upcoming Special Shows

October 11, 2013, Friday 8:30pm - 12pm
October 12, 2013, Saturday 8pm - 12pm

Kenny Cohen

With a colorful career that spans five decades, the legendary Kenny Cohen has been a viable force on the music scene.  Kenny is a veteran musician, vocalist, and entertainer.  He fronts his own groups, sings, plays tenor, alto and soprano saxophones, and flute.  He has performed locally and internationally with an impressive list of award winning recording artists. He is versatile in all styles of music, specializing in jazz, rhythm and blues, and pop classics.  Anyone who has seen him perform will agree that his charismatic style and presence on stage brings a special experience for his audience.  

October 18th, Friday, 8:30pm
October 19th, Saturday, 8pm

Rose Max & Ramatis

Born in Rio de Janeiro, Rose realized she had the gift of singing at a very early age. Everyone from her mother's side was a musician. She is the great-grand daughter of the conductor and composer CUPERTINO DE MENEZES and grand daughter of the guitar player and composer MANUEL DE MENEZES. Cupertino, also a flutist, was a band member of a "choro” group led by Callado Junior and Chiquinha Gonzaga, two of the most prominent musicians from this era. Manuel was partner - in music, adventures and "Bohemia - of the most important Brazilian composer in the early 30's - Noel Rosa.

She started singing professionally with the OCTETO RIO ORCHESTRA performing jn the musically wealthy nightclub scene of Rio. She studied vocal technique with Graciela di Salerno, Nancy Miranda and Suely Mesquita. She also studied theory and ear training at the Instituto Vila Lobos and Centro de Instrução Musical Ian Guest.

Rose graduated with a degree in Portuguese and Literature from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. As a student, she was involved in various theatrical productions with the group “A QUEM INTERESSA.”

Rose Max performed extensively as a soloist with the vocal group AEQUALE under the direction of acclaimed-musical director ANDRÉ PROTÁSIO. Gaining interest and respect locally, she started working with a number of different bands. One of her best experiences was performing at "CLUBE DO SAMBA” (Samba Club) where she had a chance to learn with some of the big names of Brazilian music, such as Maestro Licinho, Neco, Antonio Carlos Tourinho, João Nogueira, and Roberto Ribeiro. She also started working as a session singer, recording jingles and background vocals, which led to the opportunity of backing up some of Brazil' s most renowned singers.