When dancing to yacht rock, it’s best to have a mirror nearby because it’s cool to watch yourself gavotte. Just don’t ask Carly Simon to join you because she considers it ostentatious and seems rather bitter.
By now, you have probably figured out what all this anticipation is about. Yes, Mustache Harbor has sailed to the North Shore where it will celebrate Labor Day Weekend with a performance in the Crystal Bay Casino Crown Room. The Saturday night show begins at 9 p.m. The cover is $15.
Mustache Harbor covers soft rock songs from around the 1980s.
In a press statement, presumably from the captain, reads: “Our mission, our destiny, is simple, to build a mustache army capable of creating a ‘Soft Rock Explosion’ the likes of which has not been seen since the days when Christopher Cross, Steely Dan, Ace, Kenny Loggins and the Little River Band, to name but a few, created A.M. Gold. So join us! Party with us, live with us, work out at the dojo with us, slap on a stash and drink from our bountiful coconuts filled with smooth grooves and tasty hooks. Get on board and enjoy the ride!
Members of the group also perform with the Spazmatics, Love Fool and Tainted Love.
Mustache Harbor is a group of dedicated and talented musicians brought together by their astrological signs and a love for vintage soft rock and sweet stashes.
Formed in Northern California, M.H. is comprised of Steven Moon on keyboard. His spiritual experience as a limo driver for Michael McDonald fueled his desire to play soft rock. Pat Vornado on Bass…..yes, THAT Pat Vornado. Russ” solid” Gold… out of Biscayne Bay, on drums. “Pretty” Rick Dallas on Guitar, and Dan” the man” Kingsford on vocals, acoustic guitar and overall front man-ness. If we are not at the Dojo, perfecting our kick-ass moves, you will find us in, on, or near the water, producing sweet sounds as smooth as the summer sea.
Mustache Harbor
When: 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 30
Where: Crystal Bay Casino Crown Room
Tickets: $15
