Shows

Sunday night at 158 on Main means neon reflections in cocktail glasses and a six-piece band that treats every synth line and guitar solo like the original recording matters. Kids In America rolls into Mooresville with a setlist that moves from arena rock to dance-floor hip hop without a single backing track, and if you […]

If you grew up singing along to arena anthems and synth-heavy pop hooks, February 21st is your night. Kids In America is bringing the full sound of the 1980s to The Ruth in Charlotte’s Wesley Heights neighborhood, and the band plays it all live with no backing tracks. This is the kind of show where

If you grew up pressing rewind on a cassette deck or claiming prime real estate on a dance floor lit by neon, you know what a six-piece band playing the decade live—no backing tracks, no shortcuts—can do to a Friday night. Kids In America is bringing that exact energy to Gibson Mill Market on February

Kids In America is heading to the nation’s capital for a private performance on February 11th, 2026. This won’t be your typical club night—the band will be playing for members of Congress in a closed event that brings the sound of the 80s directly to the heart of Washington’s political scene. While this show isn’t

The synth riff from “Take On Me” still hits different when it’s live. Kids In America brings that exact 80s synth/pop high energy feel to BoatYard LKN on February 7th, delivering the decade that gave us arena choruses, neon everything, and songs you still know every word to. This is the kind of night where

The guitars were massive, the drums were gated, and the synthesizers were bright enough to light up a block. Q99 is bringing that entire decade to downtown Roanoke on Friday night, February 6, when Kids In America takes over Sidewinders Saloon at 7:30 PM. If you grew up with MTV on heavy rotation or you