Walk to Rowe's Wharf to see the legendary singer Steve Memmolo!

Let's walk over to Boston Harbor Hotel and check out some live music outdoors!

Tuesday, August 4th features the legendary Steve Memmolo. A finalist on NBC’s The Voice Season XV, Steve grew up surrounded by music from the Great American Songbook. He is considered one of the very best Sinatra “Rat Pack” style singers to emerge from Boston, inspired by legends like Donny Hathaway & Bobby Caldwell. Steve’s love for Jazz, Motown, Hip Hop & everything in between, has shaped his very sound and style making him an incredible versatile performer with both his jazz ensemble and his dance band, The Classic Yellow. Steve is in high demand throughout the East Coast with recent appearances, on behalf of Music Management, at the August National Women’s Amateur, GA, and the pre-World Series Party for the Boston Red Sox.

And here is Tuesday night's walk theme song!

(Verse 1)
Gas lamp glow at Seventy Charles, steps echo on the brick,
Leaving Beacon Hill behind, moving steady and quick.
Crossing over Tremont, past the Common's quiet shade,
Heading down toward the water where the downtown lights are made.
(Pre-Chorus)
City breeze is picking up, cooling down the night,
Walking past the financial towers glowing bright.
Every block is bringing me closer to the shore,
To the sound and the soul behind that hotel door.
(Chorus)
Down at Rowes Wharf, where the Harbor Hotel stands,
Where the music fills the air beneath the archway grand.
Walking through Boston just to take in the show,
Ready to hear Steve Memmolo let the soul flow.
(Verse 2)
Cross over Atlantic, feel the harbor air so sweet,
Cobblestones and ocean tides underneath my feet.
Step inside the lobby where the warm lights shine,
Find a spot, grab a drink, taking in the time.
(Chorus)
Down at Rowes Wharf, where the Harbor Hotel stands,
Where the music fills the air beneath the archway grand.
Walking through Boston just to take in the show,
Ready to hear Steve Memmolo let the soul flow.
(Outro)
From Beacon Hill down to the bay,
A evening stroll to end the day.
The spotlight’s up, the stage is set,
A Boston night I won't forget.