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Smooth Cruise
Smooth Cruise: Peter White and Euge Groove
Wed, 25 Jul, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM EDT
Doors open
6:00 PM EDT
Smooth Cruise on Hornblower Infinity
Pier 40, W. Houston St @ West Side Hwy, New York, NY 10014
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Description
Tonight the Smooth Cruise sets sail with Peter White and Euge Groove.
Enjoy the sights and sounds aboard the stunning Hornblower Infinity… as you cruise the Hudson River and take in amazing views of New York Harbor. Enjoy great music in an intimate setting plus the glorious NYC skyline!
Cruise Departure Info: Cruise departs promptly at 6:30pm. (Boarding begins between 5:00-5:15pm -- Note: Lines form early.) The Hornblower Infinity sails from Pier 40, located at Houston Street @ West Side Hwy. (1 train to Houston St. or M8 or M21 bus)
Optional Food, Beverage & Packages:
Buffet Dinner may be purchased for an additional $30 in advance or at venue.
Cash Bar available.
Limited Number of Premium Ticket Packages are available.
Note: General Admission tickets are first come, first seated. Only Premium Ticket Packages feature a reserved seating section.
Cruises Sail Rain or Shine. No Refunds or Exchanges.
Event Information
Age Limit
All Ages

Jazz
Peter White
Peter White
Jazz
For over 2 decades, Peter White has had a reputation as one of the most versatile and prolific acoustic guitarists in contemporary jazz. Smooth jazz fans worldwide are enthralled by his spirited melodies, soulful grooves and inviting, instantly recognizable acoustic guitar tone. He’s always enjoyed finding unique ways to bring his modern sensibilities to cherished pop classics. And, thanks to the smooth jazz format’s affinity for instrumental covers, 2 of the amazing 13 #1 Radio & Records airplay hits he’s had through the years, “The Closer I Get To You” and “Walk On By,” have become enduring staples of the format. Pop music fans enjoyed his classic acoustic guitar style even before the advent of the New Adult Contemporary and Smooth Jazz formats, most notably via his collaborations with British folk/pop singer Al Stewart. The Stewart-White partnership, which culminated with the dual live recording Rhymes in Rooms (1992), spanned over 20 years.