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Get down front and center while enjoying soundcheck for the evening's performance. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with the band by asking questions and requesting songs to be performed during the soundcheck and that evening's show.
Fans will have the opportunity to take 1 Pre-show Photo with members of O.A.R. Pre-Show Photo-Op upgrades are provided on an individual basis. An upgrade must be acquired for each individual wishing to be present in the photo.
Get into the venue before doors to be first in line for limited edition posters, beverages, and finding your seats.
Step behind the curtain and explore the world of O.A.R. from the inside out. Join a member of the O.A.R. team for an exclusive backstage tour where you’ll see the stage come to life, discover how the crew brings each show together, and get a rare glimpse into the moments before the band hits the stage. While there’s no formal meet & greet or photo opportunity included, the backstage environment is alive with spontaneous moments. You never know what familiar faces you might pass as the evening comes together.
Get closer to the music than ever! This exciting VIP experience provides fans the ability to step up on stage and watch the performance from a unique, one-of-a-kind vantage point like never before.
Formed in 1996, O.A.R. are an alternative rock band from Rockville, Maryland. Starting with their 1997 debut album The Wanderer, O.A.R. have released 10 studio albums and seven live albums. In 2005, O.A.R. released Stories of a Stranger, their first of four consecutive Top 40 albums on the Billboard 200 and led by the RIAA gold-certified single “Love and Memories.” The band’s 2008 followup All Sides contains O.A.R.’s highest-charting Hot 100 single “Shattered (Turn the Car Around),” which was later certified platinum, while 2014’s The Rockville LP boasted the band’s third gold single “Peace.” Known for their rigorous touring schedule, O.A.R. have also pursued charitable initiatives through their Heard The World Fund, founded by the band in 2006.
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O.A.R. 2026 Tour Dates:
O.A.R. head out on the Three Decades Tour in June 2026. After kicking off at Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater in Vail, Colorado, the tour will run through November 2026.
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The 2026 O.A.R. Three Decades Tour begins on June 19 at Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater in Vail, Colorado.
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase five VIP experiences for the Three Decades Tour. VIP experiences include perks such as:
Special guests on O.A.R.’s Three Decades Tour include the following artists on select dates:
Be sure to check individual event pages for exact details.
Tickets and VIP packages for the 2026 O.A.R Three Decades Tour are now on sale. Tickets and VIP packages are still available for most dates.
Loved the set list from the new songs to the classics and even some really older songs. Just a great night overall! Great opening bands as well: American Authors and Huntertones.
We had a great time at the OAR show... venue was decent... our seats cosmetically were ugly and beaten up but had no affect on the show... venue was not full by any means.
What an awesome night of music! We missed the first group but I heard they were very good. American Authors were awesome really got the crowd moving and engaged. The lead singer was very interactive with the crowd and loved they played some of their popular songs in edition to the new stuff. O.A.R. Was out this world good! Their horn players are crazy good. They played a lot their new stuff in addition to their older stuff the crowd was dancing and singing. I love the way the lead singer showcases his band members they were all phenomenal. I would highly recommend both of these groups. Can’t wsit to see them again!
There's no bad seat at this venue. OAR was amazing to see live; I can't wait for their next show in Indy. Only downfall was that they didn't play "Black Rock".
Went mostly to see Matt Nathanson. Seen OAR before. I like the horns, they play and sound great but all their songs sound the same.
O.A.R. rocked it! Fantastic concert, had a great time! Could of started a little earlier but it was worth waiting for!
Great night, OAR and both covers went very well. Fun music, great time! Want to see then again.
As per usual OAR does not disappoint. On point and killed it. Great show.
This was the first time I had been to a concert at the House of Blues. We had a great meal and thoroughly enjoyed Matt Nathanson before OAR came on. I had seen OAR 2 other times in concert but this time was horrendous. The music was overly loud so that my hearing loss and ringing in my ears did not resolve until the following day. The band took great delight in their instrumental solos that no one in the audience was enjoying and the trumpet player felt like it was his responsibility to dance and entertain the crowd to the distraction of the rest of the band. Pretty sure it will be my last OAR concert
The opening group was so fun! That was the second best part of the lineup. Matt Nathanson was, by far, way more engaging and entertaining than OAR. He has more talent by himself than all of them put together. We left after a few songs but left happy because of the other 2 artists.
O.A.R. is one of the best bands out there. You won't find another band with that much heart and energy! I love them and recommend to everyone!! The Anaheim House of Blue is less than great. The staff is rude, drinks and food are way over priced. I would not go there for any other reason than if a band I love is playing there.
Great band! Can't wait to see them again. And the opening bands killed it also.
I wish Matt would headline his own show. He is so fun and so talented. After seeing him you realize how much other bands just get up and play without interacting with the crowd or making it personal to that venue. And the start time was a little early, but it was a great venue and a great show. OAR was great too - playing lots of old and new music.
Absolutely the best!! OAR is my favorite band!! Loved seeing them in a small venue like this too!! I’ll see them whenever possible!
We had a large group, and honestly couldn't have had a better time. OAR rocked for 3 straight hours, and looked to be having as much fun as the crowd. It was a blast, and these guys continue to jam like the best.
The best thing about an OAR concert is they never phone it in because they really truly love being up on stage and it shows in the energy and emotion they put into a show
Matt Nathanson was amazing! I actually left before O.A.R. because I only came to see him. His music, lyrics, and interactions with the crowd are second to none! He connects with the audience and pulls them in to the show. The two stars is because of the set up for the event. The general admission section for standing only was about half of the room and the reserved seating, which cost more, was far from the stage in the bag. It was the strangest thing I have ever seen. I won't go back if this is the way the venue continues to set up for concerts.
They were great. Horn section fabulous. Would definitely go again
The only thing that I wasn’t impressed was how long it took to get food. Not organized. Otherwise very good.
Almost speechless. But, how would that help? Matt Nathanson was nothing less than awesome! Great songs, great performer, great entertainer! OAR was even better than expected...it was everything I waited years for and WAY MORE! An outdoor venue was the place to see them both. Mystic Lake has it figured out. Go see any show there...worth more than what you pay for any ticket price.
