Boat House Row:
A Live Yacht Rock Tribute Experience

YACHT ROCK
/yät/ /räk/ — noun

In musical terms, yacht rock describes the impeccably produced, harmony-rich strain of soft rock that emerged from Southern California between 1976 and 1984. The name evokes a lifestyle of polished leisure — smooth grooves, layered vocals, pristine studio craftsmanship, and the kind of laid-back sophistication associated with sunset cruises and champagne on deck.

Iconic yacht rock artists include Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, Christopher Cross, Steely Dan, and Toto, among others.

This is the era of your ultimate guilty pleasures — the silky, groove-driven anthems that defined late ’70s and early ’80s radio.

Boat House Row delivers a yacht rock experience like no other, faithfully recreating the smooth vocals, tight musicianship, and sophisticated sound that made this genre timeless.