The mountain air gets thicker when the bass drops. On September 5th, 90s Kids Superfly Tribute brings two decades of chart dominance to Roaring Gap Club, where the Blue Ridge quiet meets the kind of night that used to shake car speakers and living room floors. If you grew up recording songs off the radio or know exactly which Alanis track still hits hardest, this one’s built for you.
Expect alt-rock howl, pop hooks that refuse to quit, hip hop swagger, and the kind of singalong moments that used to shut down MTV countdowns. This is the full 90s spectrum in one room, delivered live by a band that knows how those songs are supposed to feel.
Show Details
90s Kids Superfly Tribute performs Saturday, September 5th, 2026 at 9pm. The venue is Roaring Gap Club, a private mountain club located at 2663 Roaring Gap Drive in Roaring Gap, NC 28668. Because this is a member-first country club setting, guest access policies may apply. If you’re attending as a guest, confirm entry requirements and any check-in procedures with your host ahead of time.
About 90s Kids Superfly Tribute
90s Kids Superfly Tribute cover the decade like it was built for arenas, clubs, and house parties all at once, using a six-piece lineup to move effortlessly through pop, dance, grunge, and hip hop while keeping the visuals dialed in. Shannon Remley leads vocals with confidence and range, and Ray Hartsfield adds lead vocals and guitar, bringing a harder edge when the set calls for it. Roey Haviv holds down bass guitar and bass synth, tightening the groove and lifting the choruses. G K brings lead guitar and vocals, delivering riffs that bite and melodies that stick. Rob Bowser handles keyboards and crazy synths, building the lush layers and quirky sounds that made the 90s distinct. Mike Graci drives drums and percussion, keeping the engine strong and the crowd on beat. Costumes and props finish the job, turning nostalgia into a live, high-energy moment.
What You Will Hear
Expect the kind of night where you might hear “Basket Case,” “Wannabe,” “No Scrubs,” “Wonderwall,” “Gangsta’s Paradise,” “All the Small Things,” “Believe,” “Just a Girl,” and “Under the Bridge.” The setlist pulls from the decade’s genre sprawl, so prepare for power-pop hooks next to rap verses, for guitar crunch next to dance beats, and for the songs that soundtracked house parties, car rides, and late-night phone cords stretched across bedrooms.
About the Venue
Roaring Gap Club is a private Blue Ridge mountain club that combines classic country-club amenities with a quiet, social atmosphere. The club offers dining, golf, tennis, swimming, fitness, and hiking, and hosts member events in a setting that feels refined without losing its mountain-community warmth. The venue’s location means you’re arriving intentionally, so plan your route using directions from the club’s contact page and allow extra time if you’re unfamiliar with the area.
Plan Your Night
Since this is a private club event, coordinate with your host about timing, attire expectations, and whether you’ll be pairing the show with dinner or other club activities. The venue’s mountain setting and member-first structure mean logistics matter more than usual. For the latest details on access, parking, and event timing, check with your host or consult the club’s official event listing. September mountain evenings in North Carolina can cool off quickly, so bring a layer if you’re spending time outside before or after the show.
This is a rare chance to hear the 90s performed in full, in a setting that pairs mountain quiet with the decade’s loudest, most enduring songs. Mark September 5th and get ready for a night where nostalgia and volume collide.