Our Patrick Space Air Force Base Dueling Pianos Corporate Event in Cocoa Beach, Florida, was nothing short of spectacular. From the moment you stepped into the Tide Club, the energy was palpable. This was actually a perfect setting for a dueling piano show that promised to be unforgettable!
Patrick Space Air Force Base Dueling Pianos Corporate Event Cocoa Beach, Florida
Located in the heart of Cocoa Beach, Patrick Space Air Force Base’s Tide Club proved to be the ideal backdrop for an evening of musical revelry. Nestled against the stunning Florida coastline, the venue exuded charm and warmth, setting the stage for a night to remember.
Firstly, lit to perfection, the ambiance was nothing short of enchanting. Besides, the carefully appointed details and decor added a touch of sophistication. This definitely complemented the lively spirit of our Patrick Space Air Force Base Dueling Pianos Corporate Event.
Secondly, the culinary delights served at the Tide Club had the crowd ready for a night of musical indulgence. Fred and the staff actually took hospitality to new heights, ensuring our every need was met. And let’s not forget the blingy vessel we borrowed for our tip jar—a nod to the extravagance of the night. For a tour of Patrick Space Air Force Base, please click here.
A Symphony of Singing and Laughter
Tod Kimbro and Nate Rodriguez took the stage with a repertoire that spanned from classics to the unexpected. From Night and Day by Porter to Til’ There Was You by The Music Man, we were a hit.
Above all, Brown Eyed Girl and Friends in Low Places had them singing every word. All in all, a party within a Patrick Space Air Force Base Dueling Pianos Corporate Event, you could say!
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In conclusion, performing at Patrick AFB’s Tide Club was an honor, and we can’t wait to return. For those seeking a venue that combines elegance, great staff, and a fantastic atmosphere, look no further. To book Felix for your next event, shoot us an email at info@felixandfingers.com or click here.
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