If your special day requires a family-friendly hotel located on sugar-sand beaches, check out our Marriott Clearwater Suites Corporate Event. Not only are the folks at Clearwater Sand Key fun to work with, they ran our show like clockwork. Representing Felix and Fingers for this Clearwater, Florida event were Jordan Peterson and Nate Rodriguez. A power duo indeed!
Marriott Clearwater Suites Corporate Event Clearwater Florida
Clearwater is one of Florida’s most enchanting hidden gems. Marriot Clearwater Suites provide an enviable location on Clearwater Bay, which is minutes from the beach. Furthermore, this family-friendly hotel features a plethora of amenities for guests of all-ages. If you’d like further information on Marriott Clearwater Suites, please click here.
Our Marriott Clearwater Suites Corporate Event gig was an intimate show, although extremely fun. Cocktail hour had our performers playing every song request possible. We knew this was going to be a party crowd when Thunderstruck by AC/DC packed the floor. Felix and Fingers thought that was awesome!
Kick Lines and Tons of Shots
One of the big highlights of our evening was when Jordan played New York, New York by Frank Sinatra and EVERYONE stepped into the kick line. This line almost stretched across the entire room. From Livin’ on A Prayer by Bon Jovi, to Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond, our crowd sounded amazing. The Marriott Clearwater Suites Corporate Event ended with a slow song. In fact, Remember When by Alan Jackson had all the couples slow dancing. A touching moment indeed.
All in all, Felix and Fingers are very grateful to Jacki Donner for having us out. We had a blast. Our performers can’t wait to return for their next event. We are eagerly looking forward to a long partnership with the folks at Marriott Sand Key!
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If you’d like to hire Felix for your next special event, shoot us an email to [email protected], or click here for additional information on our show. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
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