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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.
Get ready to party with two bands who know how to bring the energy! Fitz and the Tantrums played for 45 minutes and O.A.R. for almost two hours, at one of the best venues to see a concert. Certainly got my money's worth and highly recommend.
Facility is all General Admission (with exception of a small group of VIP tickets) and the sold out crowd was way too packed. We had to stand squished by the porta-johns to get a glimpse of the stage, even very far back. They sold too many tickets given the size of the facility. The bad was great.
What an amazing show! Such energy! Cannot wait to see them again!
Overall the show was average. It started with the opening act being cut for a short period and being brought on. Then for 20-30 minutes with clear warnings from weather stations saying there would be thunder they finally said to evacuate. Why wait and make us stand in the rain is what I don’t get when it was clear this evacuation was going to happen anyone with a weather app could have called it. It was great that the show was able to continue but by the time it started again it may have been 9:30 I believe and re entry was chaotic with many peoples tickets not being checked and pushed through. Our seats were no longer available when we returned so we had to move back as trying to get our seats seemed unlikely. OAR killed it though and played till 11pm which was wild and really appreciate them doing that for the fans. This review gets a 3/5 because of the band pulling through, fitz as well doing an amazing job. If not for the bands and amazing venue staff, not security…they didn’t do much when it came to the evacuation or re entry. I would give this review a 1/5. Very unorganized once the weather came into play.
We enjoyed Fritz & the Tantrums but it rained thru almost entire show, then in waiting for O.A.R. to come on we were evacuated from venue. We waited patiently in our car & was watching weather which indicated the storm would be significant, so we left. When we were almost home, concert goers were let back into the venue so we SADLY missed all of O.A.R.
This is makes the fourth time seeing O.A.R. and I’m ready for the fifth. It’s always a great show even if we did have to be evacuated due to weather. It happened right after Fitz and the Tantrums finished their set. Once allowed back in as always O.A.R. was so appreciative of their fans and then even more so for sticking it out. I think it really helped the energy. I’ve been a fan since “That Was a Crazy Game of Poker” in 1997. Always a must see band and every time is like the first time when you see them. 10/10 recommend
The band was great and had a fun time entertaining the crowd.
OAR always puts on a great show, and this one was no exception!
hometown shows just hit differently. such a fun show and so much energy! Loved it
The concert was awesome but I don't understand whey I paid for parking when I drove into Lot 2 "multilevel garage"and no one checked for a parking pass. What a waste of money. I would also recommend the venue figure out how to control the F& B crowds and the vendors. Use line dividers to keep the lines away from the middle of a main walking lane. It was hard to see where lines ended, people got upset when others cut in line but didn't mean to and people carrying food and drink kept getting knocked into each other since they had to walk through the lines that were waiting.
The Goo Goo Dolls were really great. I wasn't expecting them to be the openers for the show. OAR was really disappointing: I had never seen them before and have no interest in seeing them again. The treble was too high and when you combine that with the pitch of the lead singer's voice it was quite painful. We left four songs into their set. They are better digitally than they are in person. It was definitely not my cup of tea.
First time seeing OAR, and they did not disappoint. They played to a packed home town crowd that sang along to every song. Energy was high. Sound was amazing. Can't wait for them to come back.
Getting to see O.A.R. at Merriweather Post Pavilion was such an awesome experience. Their music is amazing and the energy they bring to the stage is incredible. The only thing I can say I wished were different was the parking. We had no clue where we were going or what we were looking for. But we eventually got it figured out and go to concert.
Both bands did they best. Everything was very organized. My wife and I we really had fun.
The concert was great except many of the people who I knew were there with us would have preferred that OAR was the opener, and Goo Goo Dolls was the headline. Many of us were Goo Goo Dolls fans and went there expecting them to be the main artist. Instead, they played from 7:00PM to 8:10PM. And then OAR played from 8:30PM until 11:00PM. Few of us stayed for a few minutes but left the concert around 9:30PM because we felt misled. We are glad to have bought lawn seats. Imagine if we had actually seats on the venue for a few hundred dollars and have to sit for the remaining of OAR so as to feel that we at least got our money's worth. I was disappointed overall. The Goo Goo Dolls set was epic though, hence the two stars. Otherwise, this concert was misleading.
Seeing one of my favorite bands in their “hometown” show was truly a bucket list night! Crowd energy was amazing. The fans showed up and completely embraced the band being home. The band was awesome as well. Playing straight through to curfew with no breaks and continually acknowledging the energy of the crowd. Just an absolutely fantastic experience.
I purchased tickets to see the GOO GOO DOLLS NOT OAR. The concert was a Friday night and when I got there and walked in at 740 and the GOO GOO Dolls were playing and I saw 3 songs to say I was pissed is an understatement! OAR should never have been the headliner I do not care they are from Maryland, I paid to see GOO GOO DOLLS and missed it thanks to it being a Friday night having to take off work and stuck in traffic going to the arena at Merriweather and NOT receiving an update that the line up changed. Very disappointed! Merriweather should not have changed the line up! I purchased 9 tickets and didn't get to see the performance I paid for.
Goo goo dolls and OAR were phenomenal! Counting down until next year!
Fantastic show by both bands! They are great musicians that put on a great show.
It was my very first time seeing O.A.R in concert, the very best concert I’ve ever been too especially since I knew every song Marc sang. I’ve been a fan of theirs for about 15 years and to finally see them in person was just so breathtaking. Highly recommend seeing O.A.R in person! Also seeing Goo Goo dolls was a bonus!
