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GOLDSBORO, N.C. — Four decades of music, memories, and community connections will take center stage as the Starlight Dance Band celebrates its 40th anniversary with a special benefit concert on Wednesday, October 21, at 7 p.m. at the Paramount Theatre in downtown Goldsboro.
For 40 years, the Starlight Dance Band has entertained audiences throughout the region with the timeless sounds of big-band music, bringing generations of music lovers together through memorable performances and a shared appreciation for live entertainment.
The upcoming anniversary concert will celebrate the band’s rich musical history while recognizing the musicians, longtime supporters, and community members who have contributed to its success over the past four decades.
But the evening will be about more than music.
Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Wayne County Public Schools, making the milestone celebration an opportunity for concertgoers to support public education and invest in the next generation of Wayne County students.
Audience members can look forward to an entertaining evening featuring the band’s signature big-band sound, familiar musical favorites, and a celebration of its longstanding connection to the community.
The event offers residents an opportunity to enjoy live music in one of downtown Goldsboro’s historic entertainment venues while supporting a worthy local cause.
Tickets are $22 per person and may be purchased online through the Paramount Theatre’s website. Accessible seating and companion tickets are also available at the same price.
Community members are encouraged to join the Starlight Dance Band for this special anniversary performance and help make a difference for students throughout Wayne County.
EVENT DETAILS
- Event: Starlight Dance Band 40th Anniversary Benefit Concert
- Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
- Time: 7 p.m.
- Location: Paramount Theatre, Downtown Goldsboro
- Tickets: $22 per person
- Beneficiary: Wayne County Public Schools
Celebrate 40 years of unforgettable music while supporting the future of education in Wayne County.
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