As the summer season approaches, Yacht Rock Revue transported concertgoers to a time of tranquility and elegance at the Hard Rock Etess Arena in Atlantic City. Imagine calm seas, radiant sunshine, a refreshing breeze, and the allure of fancy yacht parties. It was a time when life on the water held utmost importance.
The atmosphere was filled with a summertime vibe, as people adorned themselves with captain’s hats and lounged in hot tubs, eagerly awaiting the show. It was evident that Yacht Rock Revue was going to deliver an unforgettable experience. The electric energy in the air was palpable, reminiscent of a dock party atmosphere.
As the band took the stage, the crowd erupted in cheers, and the band launched into a high-energy performance with “All Right” by Christopher Cross. With a whopping 27-song setlist, the band spared little time for introductions, allowing each member to showcase their talents with passion and dedication. The music transported fans to a serene ocean, where they could sip on their favorite drinks and immerse themselves in the soothing melodies.
Throughout the show, the band’s energy escalated, delivering monster hits like “Sister Golden Hair,” “Lowdown,” “Escape (The Pina Colada Song),” “Ride Like the Wind,” and culminating the night with the iconic “Baker Street.”
One undeniable fact was that the band and the audience were having an absolute blast. Whether it was dancing, singing, or simply relaxing in the hot tubs, there was something for everyone. It was without a doubt a party that would be etched in their memories forever.
Setlist:
All RightWhat a Fool Believes / Yah Mo Be ThereSomebody’s BabyPeg
This Is It
Lotta LoveSister Golden Hair
Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl)
Tropical IllusionAfricaSailing
EverywhereLonely BoySexy Eyes
Lowdown
What You Won’t Do for LoveJust the Two of Us
Heart to Heart
My Old School
Escape (The Piña Colada Song)
Kiss You All Over
You Make Loving Fun
Lido Shuffle
Ride Like the Wind
She’s Gone
Encore:
Hold the Line
Baker Street










































All Photos and Review by Bob Watts