White Noise Yacht Club is the smooth-sailing creation of Pensacola Beach artist Mark White, delivering all the iconic Yacht Rock hits you know and love. From Boz Scaggs and Steely Dan to Toto and the undisputed king of Yacht Rock, Michael McDonald, this one-man show dives headfirst into the silky-smooth, melodic soft rock of the late ’70s and early ’80s. Backed by professionally produced tracks, the authentic sound of these classics is faithfully recreated—then playfully brought to life. Get ready to sing along, groove, and relive the good times as White Noise Yacht Club keeps everyone entertained, from Boomers to Gen Z.
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Languages: English
Gig length: 60 - 240 minutes
White Noise Yacht Club is the smooth-grooving creation of Pensacola Beach artist Mark White, serving up all the classic Yacht Rock hits. From Boz Scaggs and Steely Dan to Toto and the ultimate Yacht Rock legend, Michael McDonald, this one-man show celebrates the silky soft-rock sound of the late ’70s and early ’80s. With professionally produced backing tracks and a playful, crowd-engaging delivery, White Noise Yacht Club keeps the good vibes flowing—having everyone singing along.
Clients can expect a well prepared, self-sufficient, on time artist who wants to be a compliment to the venue, not a complication. The presentation is family friendly and fun, but professional. My rig relatively self-contained, and require a few power lines and a cover if outdoors. I strive to be the one thing the venue manager DOESN'T have to worry about. If we work together once, I'm quite sure I'll be added to your regular music rotation.
Meet Mark White — a powerhouse singer, songwriter, bassist, and guitarist with a career as diverse as his talent. Mark got his start in the vibrant music scene of upstate New York, cutting his teeth in venues where the genre didn’t matter—only the groove. From hardcore metal to Top 40 dance hits, if it paid the bills, Mark played it—and played it well. That musical versatility opened doors to perform alongside some of the region’s finest musicians.
His journey next led him to Atlanta, GA, where his musical palette expanded even further. Whether it was Contemporary Christian with Sonny Lallerstedt and Third Day’s Mac Powell and Brad Avery, down-home Country with Gates Nichols of Confederate Railroad, or straight-up Rock with guitarist Michael Staertow of The Guess Who and The Lou Gramm Band, Mark made his mark across genres with style and soul.
Now based on the sun-soaked shores of Pensacola Beach, FL, Mark continues to write, record, and perform with top-tier talent. He’s shared stages with the likes of Bo Bice (American Idol), Larry the Cable Guy, Colt Ford, and Southern rock legends Lynyrd Skynyrd.
These days, you’ll find Mark inspiring folks at First City Church in Pensacola or bringing the smooth sounds of Yacht Rock with his project "White Noise Yacht Club". Whether on stage or in the studio, Mark White keeps the music alive—genre-defying, ever-evolving, and always unforgettable.
I'm very self-contained. If the gig is outside, I'll need some shade and three power lines (if possible). I have my own line-array sound system, mixing console and equipment. Just show me where to set-up and leave the rest to me! I pride myself on being very self-sufficient and letting the venue managers manage other things and not have to worry about the entertainment.
10cc “I’m Not in Love”
10cc “The Things We Do For Love”
Ace “How Long”
Air Supply “All Out of Love”
Air Supply “Lost in Love”
Al Stewart “Time Passages”
Al Stewart “Year of the Cat”
Alan Parsons Project “Eye in the Sky”
Ambrosia “Biggest Part of Me”
Ambrosia “You’re the Only Woman”
America “A Horse with No Name”
America “Sister Golden Hair”
America “You Can Do Magic”
Atlanta Rhythm Section “So Into You”
Atlanta Rhythm Section “Imaginary Lover”
Bill Withers “Just the Two of Us”
Bob Welch “Sentimental Lady”
Bobby Caldwell “What You Won’t Do for Love”
Boz Scaggs “Lowdown”
Boz Scaggs “Lido Shuffle”
Christopher Cross “Sailing”
Christopher Cross “Ride Like the Wind”
Dan Fogleberg “Longer”
Dave Mason “We Just Disagree”
Doobie Brothers “What a Fool Believes”
Doobie Brothers “Minute by Minute”
Doobie Brothers “Taking It To The Streets”
E Dan & JFC “I'd Really Love to See You Tonight”
E Dan & JFC “Love Is The Answer”
Eagles “I Can’t Tell You Why”
Eagles “One of these nights”
Eagles “Take It Easy”
Firefall “Just Remember I Love You”
Firefall “You Are the Woman”
Gary Wright “Dream Weaver”
George Benson “Turn Your Love Around”
Gerry Rafferty “Baker Street”
Gerry Rafferty “Right Down the Line”
Gino Vannelli “Living Inside Myself”
Gino Vannelli “I Just Wanna Stop”
Hall & Oates “I Can’t Go for That”
Hall & Oates “Kiss on My List”
Hall & Oates “Sara Smile”
Jackson Browne “Dr My Eyes”
Jackson Browne “Somebody’s Baby”
James Taylor “Don’t Let Me Be Lonely”
James Taylor “Up On The Roof”
James Taylor “Fire & Rain”
Jay Ferguson “Thunder Island”
Kenny Loggins “Heart to Heart”
Kenny Loggins “This Is It”
Little River Band “Cool Change”
Little River Band “Reminiscing”
Looking Glass “Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl)”
Michael McDonald “I Keep Forgettin’”
Orleans “Dance with Me”
Orleans “Still the One”
Pablo Cruise “Love Will Find a Way”
Pablo Cruise “Whatcha Gonna Do?”
Paul Davis “Cool Night”
Paul Davis “I Go Crazy”
Player “Baby Come Back”
Poco “Crazy Love”
Redbone “Come and Get Your Love”
Robbie Dupree “Steal Away”
Steely Dan “Hey Nineteen”
Steely Dan “Kid Charlamagne”
Steely Dan “Peg”
Stephen Bishop “On and On”
Steve Miller Band “Fly Like An Eagle”
Stevie Winwood “While You See A Chance”
Styx “Babe”
Supertramp “Give A Little Bit”
Toto “Africa”
Toto “I Won’t Hold You Back”
Toto “Rosanna”
Toto “I’ll Be Over You”
If an outdoor gig, I'll need some sort of cover (Umbrella, Canopy, etc) and three power lines (if possible) That's it!
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