Heather Ré

From New York City, to the bayous of Louisiana, this singer/songwriter captures the essence of a life lived on the road. Her strong blues voice, peppered with Country and Cajun inflections captures the imagination as her lyrics tell stories of love, loss, longing, and celebration.

Heather began singing professionally at 17 with the rock band Filter, from Denver, CO. A few years later, she sang jazz with the John Pike Trio.  In 2010, she studied guitar under Mike Riddle (City Kids/Prodigal Child) in Brooklyn and began focusing more on writing songs which she performed at street festivals and venues across the U.S.  She studied blues guitar from Elijah Wald, Joan Fenton, and John Del Toro Richardson, and blues vocals from Gaye Adegbalola.  In 2015, she married Michael Doucet and  learned Cajun fiddle and guitar from the icon while touring and singing with his band BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet, and establishing Psycho Swamp. The two collaborated and performed at Pensacola Singer/Songwriter Festival in 2016 & 2017.  Heather has re-located to the Gulf Coast and continues to write and perform her musical stories.