LANDAU EUGENE MURPHY JR
at Heidi's Jazz Club -
The Only Florida East Coast Show!
Voted by DownBeat Magazine
at Heidi's Jazz Club -
The Only Florida East Coast Show!
Voted by DownBeat Magazine
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 (See CALENDAR for weekly schedule) 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 getaway to the beach this
season.
Club
Hours: Wed-Sun 5pm-1am
Closed Mon & Tues
Upcoming Special Shows
Cover charges apply. Call to RSVP.
(321)783-4559
(321)783-4559
January 8, 9, 2016
Special Guest Vocalist, Hella,
joins the Ron Teixeira Trio.
January 16, 2016 ~ 6:30-7:45pm
January 16, 2016 ~ 8:45-10pm
Feb 26, 2016 ~ 8:30pm-midnight
Feb 27, 2016 ~ 8pm-midnight
Veronica Swift
(2nd Place Winner in 2015 Thelonious Monk Competition!)
CALL NOW TO RSVP!
(321)783-4559
January 16, 2016 ~ 8:45-10pm
Admission $35 each show
2 Drink minimum.
Landau Eugene Murphy Jr.2 Drink minimum.
His is a true rags to riches story; car wash rags.
When Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. showed up to audition for America’s Got Talent, he was singing to pass the time while grinding out a living washing cars. The only “nice” clothes he owned were the ones on his back: a pair of jeans, a modest button down striped shirt, and jacket.
Fortunately, you don’t need a large wardrobe to win America’s heart. You need talent, and Landau has truckloads of that. Since wowing the judges with his interpretations of classics by the likes of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin and walking away with the million dollar grand prize in front of 14 million weekly viewers on AGT, Landau has released his Columbia Records debut “That’s Life” (the CD hit #1 on the Billboard Jazz chart and was produced by Grammy winner Steve Tyrell, who also helmed Rod Stewart’s Great American Songbook album). Landau has performed all over the country, from the California State Fair to New York’s famous Apollo Theatre, Caesars Palace in Las Vegas to the Marina Civic Center in Florida and all points in between.
Along the way, he has appeared on The Today Show, The View, CNN, Fox and Friends, The Wendy Williams Show, The Talk, Anderson Cooper, Tom Joyner, Sirius XM, NPR, and dozens of other outlets. Landau was named “West Virginian of the Year” by his home state where he has performed a series of sold out concerts helping raise over a half million dollars for state charities. He’s played a special command performance at the Governors Inauguration, won Reality TV Personality of the Year in Hollywood, and was honored to perform with his band for U.S. Troops in Germany.
But all that success hasn’t made Landau forget his roots. He was born in the Mountain State of West Virginia and continues to live there rather than move to entertainment industry hubs like Los Angeles or New York. “West Virginia will always be my home,” says Landau, “and home and family are the most important thing in the world to me. I can always fly out to LA or New York for work, but being here helps keep me humble and grounded. I’m just very fortunate to be living my dream.”
Recently, Landau and award winning co-author Rick Robinson have written America’s Got Talent Winner Landau Eugene Murphy Jr.: From Washing Cars to Hollywood Star, a book chronicling Landau’s All-American success story. He’s also completed an album full of holiday favorites, Christmas Made For Two. His touring schedule stays booked with shows all over the country including numerous CD and book signing appearances. He and the incredibly talented “Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. Big Band” are currently beginning his Classic Christmas Crooners Tour with a full slate of concerts at home and abroad.
But also penciled into Landau’s busy calendar is spending time at the modest new home in the West Virginia hills that he shares with his wife Jennifer and their family. “I’ve got my home studio, Jen and I now have plenty of room for my kids and a big beautiful mountain behind me. I’m so thankful to God everyday for giving me these blessings, and a bigger stage to perform on.”
And, yes, he still sings while he washes cars. But now, those cars belong to Landau.
When Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. showed up to audition for America’s Got Talent, he was singing to pass the time while grinding out a living washing cars. The only “nice” clothes he owned were the ones on his back: a pair of jeans, a modest button down striped shirt, and jacket.
Fortunately, you don’t need a large wardrobe to win America’s heart. You need talent, and Landau has truckloads of that. Since wowing the judges with his interpretations of classics by the likes of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin and walking away with the million dollar grand prize in front of 14 million weekly viewers on AGT, Landau has released his Columbia Records debut “That’s Life” (the CD hit #1 on the Billboard Jazz chart and was produced by Grammy winner Steve Tyrell, who also helmed Rod Stewart’s Great American Songbook album). Landau has performed all over the country, from the California State Fair to New York’s famous Apollo Theatre, Caesars Palace in Las Vegas to the Marina Civic Center in Florida and all points in between.
Along the way, he has appeared on The Today Show, The View, CNN, Fox and Friends, The Wendy Williams Show, The Talk, Anderson Cooper, Tom Joyner, Sirius XM, NPR, and dozens of other outlets. Landau was named “West Virginian of the Year” by his home state where he has performed a series of sold out concerts helping raise over a half million dollars for state charities. He’s played a special command performance at the Governors Inauguration, won Reality TV Personality of the Year in Hollywood, and was honored to perform with his band for U.S. Troops in Germany.
But all that success hasn’t made Landau forget his roots. He was born in the Mountain State of West Virginia and continues to live there rather than move to entertainment industry hubs like Los Angeles or New York. “West Virginia will always be my home,” says Landau, “and home and family are the most important thing in the world to me. I can always fly out to LA or New York for work, but being here helps keep me humble and grounded. I’m just very fortunate to be living my dream.”
Recently, Landau and award winning co-author Rick Robinson have written America’s Got Talent Winner Landau Eugene Murphy Jr.: From Washing Cars to Hollywood Star, a book chronicling Landau’s All-American success story. He’s also completed an album full of holiday favorites, Christmas Made For Two. His touring schedule stays booked with shows all over the country including numerous CD and book signing appearances. He and the incredibly talented “Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. Big Band” are currently beginning his Classic Christmas Crooners Tour with a full slate of concerts at home and abroad.
But also penciled into Landau’s busy calendar is spending time at the modest new home in the West Virginia hills that he shares with his wife Jennifer and their family. “I’ve got my home studio, Jen and I now have plenty of room for my kids and a big beautiful mountain behind me. I’m so thankful to God everyday for giving me these blessings, and a bigger stage to perform on.”
And, yes, he still sings while he washes cars. But now, those cars belong to Landau.
Feb 19, 2016 ~ 8:30pm-midnight
Feb 20, 2016 ~ 8pm-midnight
It was Simone’s idea to take the great songs of different generations and put all together in what could be considered a level playing field. "I love to sing the great jazz standards," the 20-something Austrian native tells me, "but, great as they are, I don’t want to sing them exclusively." Thus she mixes it up–going seamlessly from the music of Prince and Motown to that of the Gershwins and Rodgers & Hart. She varies between the old and new, which is entirely logical considering that virtually all of them are considerably older than she is. She also includes music from both Broadway and Nashville–also a logical choice considering that New York and Tennessee are roughly equidistant from Vienna.....
Feb 26, 2016 ~ 8:30pm-midnight
Feb 27, 2016 ~ 8pm-midnight
Veronica Swift
(2nd Place Winner in 2015 Thelonious Monk Competition!)
Born to musical parents, Veronica Swift grew up in Charlottesville, Virginia and has been performing since age 9. She has performed with Jon Hendricks, Paquito D’Rivera, Danilo PĂ©rez and Annie Ross, and appeared at the Jazz Standard, Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, Blue Note and Washington, D.C.’s Blues Alley. Swift was selected for the 2011 class of the Telluride Student All-Stars Jazz Ensemble and the 2012 GRAMMY Camp Jazz Choir. She has appeared on albums by the Young Razzcals Jazz Project and the Aaron Johnson Orchestra, in addition to three self-released records. Swift attends the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music on a full scholarship, and is pursuing a degree in jazz vocals and studio music.
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