If you grew up recording songs off the radio and rewinding cassettes until they warped, this is your Thursday night. 90s Kids Superfly Tribute is coming to Clayton Town Square on June 11th, and they’re bringing the kind of setlist that spans Britney to Biggie, Radiohead to Shania, Backstreet Boys to Blink-182.
It’s an outdoor lawn show in downtown Clayton, which means you’re looking at warm-weather singalongs under open sky. The venue turns into a small-town concert hangout where you can stretch out and let the boom-box bass do its work. Doors open at 6:30pm.
Show Details
90s Kids Superfly Tribute performs Thursday, June 11th, 2026, at Clayton Town Square, 100 W Main St, Clayton, NC. The show starts at 6:30pm. This is a Downtown Clayton Concert Series event, which means outdoor lawn-style seating and a family-friendly vibe. Plan for a multi-hour performance that pulls from the full decade.
About 90s Kids Superfly Tribute
90s Kids Superfly Tribute put the whole decade on stage with six musicians and a set that moves fast through pop bangers, dance favorites, grunge staples, and hip hop energy, all backed by a visual vibe that feels authentic instead of corny. Shannon Remley carries lead vocals, with Ray Hartsfield on lead vocals and guitar to keep the show aggressive and dynamic up front. Roey Haviv plays bass guitar and bass synth, holding the groove in place while stacking harmonies that lift the room. G K takes lead guitar and vocals, bringing both grit and polish depending on the song. Rob Bowser supplies keyboards and crazy synths, recreating the signature sounds that shaped 90s radio. Mike Graci handles drums and percussion, keeping the whole set driving and explosive. They do not just run a playlist—they build an experience with costumes, props, and full-crowd engagement.
What You Will Hear
Expect the kind of night where you might hear “Santeria” into “…Baby One More Time,” “Creep” into “No Scrubs,” “Basket Case” into “Wannabe,” “Killing Me Softly” into “All the Small Things,” “Wonderwall” into “Big Poppa,” and “You Oughta Know” into “What Is Love.” The setlist moves fast and covers ground, from skate-rink lights dance tracks to flannel-and-denim guitar anthems.
About the Venue
Clayton Town Square sits right in the middle of downtown Clayton and turns into a laid-back lawn-concert space for the town’s regular music series. It’s walkable, outdoor, and set up for people who want to bring blankets or low chairs and settle in for a few hours of live music. The Town Square parking lot at 110 W Main St sometimes closes for event operations, so arrival flow can shift. If you’re meeting friends, pick a clear spot in advance since crowds converge on the same few blocks downtown.
Plan Your Night
Arrive early to secure parking and claim your spot on the lawn. Bring what you need to stay comfortable for an outdoor concert: seating, layers for later in the evening, and anything else that makes a multi-hour show work for you. If logistics like ticketing, age policy, or updated parking details matter to your planning, check the Town of Clayton’s official event listing for the latest information. Thursday night, June 11th, downtown Clayton, 6:30pm. The 90s are showing up in full.