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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.
They are never a disappointment my wife was dancing all night The only thing for me it was standing up for all those hours At my age it effects me for a week lol They r an
OAR put on another phenomenal show. There is no questioning the band's passion for their music. It feels like you are hanging out with friends you've known for 20 years. We traveled 1.5 hours one way on a Tuesday night to see them, and they made the 1.5 hour trip home worthwhile. We will go see them again!
OAR absolutely stunned me! I took my teens to see them and Fitz and we had the best experience! I can not wait to see them many more times!
Great show at the Pony! Awesome with Fitz as special guest! Overall people were great! Hopefully they can set up same show next summer there!
Never saw them before,much better live,than thier recordings
What a great show! Such awesome musicians and singer. Love the sax player! Totally enjoyed this show
I purchased tickets for my kids as a Christmas gift and they looked forward to this concert for 7 months. We were really excited and thought we had fantastic seats. Unfortunately, these seats at Hartford Healthcare Ampitheater in Bridgeport CT came with a terrible echo. It was near impossible to understand the artists when they were speaking, and the music was hard to listen to with the echo. Deflated, disappointed and with my son in tears, we left early. I have been to several OAR shows over the years and they are amazing live, this was definitely a venue issue.
The concert at the leader Pavilion was awesome! The weather was great and the acoustics were perfect. Love the outdoor venue so easy to walk to. There is a roof in case it rains! All seats pretty close to the stage and ticket prices are so reasonable compared to other venues!
I've been an avid OAR fan since 2005. These guys never cease to amaze me. The collaboration this past Sunday with DJ Logic, DJ Premier and Brady Watt was another example of just how well they continue to develop their craft.
The venue was so clean, well organized, and wonderful staff. The sound was amazing!!
Consistently one of the best bands in concert at the best music venue in CT!
Band was great as always.. not really a fan of DJ being there. Different vibe. Don't need it. Fitz was awesome as well. Had a bunch of idiots in our section so that chilled the night a bit. Also could think of a million other covers before everybody wants to rule the world. And how can ypu dis love and memories??
Very poor sound quality. Including sound issues where the show had to be stopped and something needed fixing due to technical difficulties. Wish I could get a refund
I bought tickets to this show for the opening act of Fitz and The Tantrums. The main act on the ticket was O.A.R.-of which I reluctantly admit that I never heard of. My friends and I (we are all in our 50s), absolutely loved the show that Fitz and The Tantrums put on. This was my second time seeing them and they do not disappoint! We stayed for a few songs for OAR, and not recognizing anything, we left to stroll the boardwalk. We had a great time though and loved checking out the signed guitars inside the actual bar. It was all in all, a fun night!
The band put on an amazing show despite dealing with some technical issues. Always an amazing energy.
Our seats were good, we had front row, left side of the stage. Fitz and the Tantrums were great. Once they were done, they worked on changing up the stage and then O.A.R. came out. We headed back to our seats to find that for some reason, there was some stage lighting now that was literally directly in our eyes, in a fixed position. Not like oh, that's a little annoying, more like I need to hold my hand up in front of my face to block it out bad. Since we were standing we tried to move a bit to the left and front to avoid the light directly in our faces, we couldn't stand directly to the left because there was someone else there, so we opted for more in front. We were then approached by a Live Nation staff letting us know we couldn't stand there. We let him know about the light issue and he asked to see our tickets which we showed him. He indicated he would let the other staff know we were ok to stand there...until someone who clearly didn't care came over and told us we had to move. We let him know why we were standing there and that another staff member said we could. His response was "I don't care."So we then moved way off to the side near a railing and were then told "You can stand there either."by the same person. We asked if we could get a supervisor over here to figure it out and then he proceeded to say "I am a supervisor". So we effectively indicated that if we couldn't stand there I guess we would just be leaving the show, to which he thought about it and said "ok, I guess it's ok if you stand there". Then another employee who was standing there said "No they can't."So I said I was confused since he was the supervisor to which the other employee responded with "So am I."So at that point it felt like 1 employee actually genuinely cared about our experience and the other 2 were just being unreasonable. They eventually setup 2 folding chairs in the aisle about 20 rows back and we decided to just accept that and tried to enjoy the last 45 minutes of the show. We thanked the gentleman who actually tried to be helpful since I suspect he doesn't shown appreciation very often and lamented how unfortunate the whole thing was. So my feedback ultimately is "Please don't have stage lighting shining directly in the eyes of patrons."
Absolutely amazing show! Great crowd great band great lights! Even with the minor technical difficulty in the middle it was not even that serious! OAR handled it wonderfully and came back out and played another eight songs! Will definitely be going back to see them again!
The show was great!! We have such a great time. So much energy!!
First time seeing O.A.R and definitely not the last. Such a fun and enjoyable show!!
Security was nice to give out water bottles but do nothing when people push their way to get closer. They do nothing about it. You may have to pardon the privilege people feel they have.
