There are nights when the right music and the right crowd come together in a way that just feels alive. On Wednesday, November 11th, 2026, the Carolina Arbors Lakeview Clubhouse in Durham is hosting exactly that kind of night, with 70s Kids taking the stage at 7pm for what promises to be a full-throttle trip back to the decade that gave us disco floors, rock radio, and some of the most joyful pop music ever recorded.
Whether you grew up with these songs on the radio or simply know every word by heart, this is a chance to hear them performed live with the energy and attention they deserve. The Carolina Arbors community has built a reputation for a vibrant social calendar, and a show like this fits right in with that spirit.
Show Details
70s Kids perform at the Carolina Arbors Lakeview Clubhouse, located at 100 Carolina Arbors Drive, Durham, NC 27703. Showtime is 7pm on Wednesday, November 11th, 2026. Carolina Arbors is a 55+ active adult residential community, and events there are typically oriented toward residents and their registered guests. If you are planning to attend and are not a current resident, confirm guest access policies in advance through the community’s official channels.
About 70s Kids
70s Kids is a six-piece dance band that has made the music of the 1970s their entire world. From the shimmer of disco to the swagger of funk and rock, they bring serious performance energy to every show, complete with costumes, props, and visual staging that puts you right back in the decade.
The band covers a wide range of artists and sounds from the era, moving between the sleek grooves of Hall & Oates and the Commodores, the dancefloor heat of Donna Summer and Kool & The Gang, the soft rock warmth of Captain & Tennille and Fleetwood Mac, and the smooth harmonies of The Bee Gees. Disco, rock, pop, and yacht rock are all fair game.
Behind that sound is a tight six-piece lineup: Shannon Remley handles lead vocals and dance, Ray Hartsfield brings lead vocals and guitar, GK VIA leads on guitar, Rob Bowser covers synths and keyboards, Doug Grabowski holds things down on bass guitar, and Mike Graci drives it all on drums and electronic sounds.
What You Will Hear
Expect the kind of night where you might hear a stretch of pure disco heat with songs like “Stayin’ Alive,” “Disco Inferno,” and “Hot Stuff,” before swinging into the funk-driven groove of “Brick House” or “Good Times.” The set could pull in the sunny pop of “Dancing Queen,” the rock energy of “Play That Funky Music,” or the smooth soul of “September.” Songs like “I Will Survive” and “We Are Family” capture the communal spirit the 70s did so well, while tracks like “Escape (The Pina Colada Song)” and “Margaritaville” bring in that relaxed yacht rock feel. The decade had range, and so does this band.
About the Venue
The Carolina Arbors Lakeview Clubhouse is the social heart of Carolina Arbors by Del Webb, a resort-style active adult community in Durham, NC. The clubhouse features a ballroom and event space designed for exactly this kind of gathering, alongside a full range of amenities including fitness facilities, indoor and outdoor pools, and spaces for arts, recreation, and performances. The community sits near Brier Creek and Research Triangle Park, making it well-situated for residents across the greater Triangle area.
Plan Your Night
Carolina Arbors is a large community with facilities spread across the property, so if you are visiting for the first time, allow some extra time to find the Lakeview Clubhouse once you arrive. Because this is a resident-focused community, check directly with the community or the event organizers to confirm any guest policies or access requirements before heading out. For the most current details on the event, visit the official Carolina Arbors community calendar or contact their team directly.