Hot Off the Chili Champ Cookoff: Roy Michael Choma Live at Yucatan Waterfront
Fresh off headlining the Chili Champ Cookoff in Venice, FL, Roy Michael Choma of Junction 41 is bringing the heat to Matlacha. On Sunday, February 22, 2026 (4–7 PM), this powerhouse vocalist/guitarist takes the stage at Yucatan Waterfront for a high-energy solo set packed with rock/pop covers, crowd-pleasing anthems, and that signature vocal-and-guitar fire.
Just an hour from Venice, this is the perfect Sunday escape—sunset views, live music, and rock energy that keeps the weekend rolling.
Event Details
- Who: Roy Michael Choma (from Junction 41)
- What: Live high-energy rock/pop covers
- When: Sunday, February 22, 2026 | 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
- Where: Yucatan Waterfront, Matlacha, FL
Roy Michael Choma: From Chili Champ Headliner to Waterfront Star
Roy Michael Choma, of Junction 41 band, is known for powerful vocals, standout guitar work, and the kind of stage presence that gets a crowd locked in fast. After headlining the Chili Champ Cookoff in Venice, FL, he’s bringing that same electric energy to a solo performance at Yucatan Waterfront.
Expect a set full of classic rock anthems, modern hits, and party starters that get everyone singing along.
Follow Roy and Junction 41
Yucatan Waterfront: The Perfect Post-Cookoff Stage
Yucatan Waterfront delivers big sunset views over Matlacha Pass, fresh Gulf seafood, string lights, and that classic tiki bar charm. The deck is built for live music—relaxed but electric—making it the ideal spot for Roy Michael Choma’s high-energy set to shine.
After the Chili Champ Cookoff, this waterfront Sunday feels like the natural encore.
Matlacha: Your Weekend Escape
Matlacha’s colorful galleries, quirky fishing shacks, and coastal calm make every visit feel like a mini getaway. If you want to explore while you’re in town, check out:
- Lovegrove Gallery & Gardens
- Greater Pine Island Chamber of Commerce
Then cap it all off with live music at Yucatan Waterfront and let the rock keep the weekend going strong.
🎸🔥 Join Roy Michael Choma on February 22nd—one riff at a time.