Ok Go Tickets

Ok Go was fantastic in every single way. The kids and adults all loved it. We love seeing the music videos & the interaction with the audience.

It was a very different type of show, almost like an expanded version of their Ted Talk, but it WAS interesting. The format loses a bit of the live band feel, and they are so popular with kids and teachers the volume is very low which is good or bad depending on you perspective.

I have been a fan of Ok Go for a few years now so I am familiar with their songs and creative videos, but it was nice to get to know them through the interactions between songs and the tidbits of insight into their thoughts behind the ideas. They exceeded my expectations and would love to see them if they are in the area again. I have been telling everyone I know to watch all of their videos and become a fan themselves. Do yourself a favor and give them a look.

This was an intimate performance, with the feel of a one-on-one with the artists. Amazing rapport with the attendees - anyone who is a fan or just casually decided to go got basically front of the stage passes. Any closer or more open of a forum and you'd have been playing along with the band on stage. It was mentioned by the band that there may be interest in taking this kind of event on the road - that is a "no brainer" in my opinion. Just fabulous.

This show was less a rock concert, and more a conversation with the band (at which they also play music). OK Go traced their videography from start to finish, pausing between most of the songs to take questions from the audience and share the stories behind their videos. The videos were played on the screen behind them with each song. If you appreciate their music and their videos this is a must see.

Seriously, they always go above and beyond in every show they do, and this one was no different. Ok Go pulled out all of the stops with dances, hand bells, and apps so you can play along with the vocals. They answered questions and invited kids up on stage with them. Truly the best band of our generation ❤

In the same way that OKGO revolutionized the music video world, they’ve done the same with concerts. This was not your traditional concert in which the audience watched a performance. This was interactive, fun, entertaining, educational, and exciting all at once. Between the confetti canons, the stories and Q&A between songs, the live dance performances, the videos accompanied by the band playing, the handbell performance, the interactive app, and the audience participation, this was a concert for everyone. My sons had the best time ever. Their favorite thing was the app one of the band members had created so the audience could play a musical instrument (their phones) along with a song. It was excellent, innovative, and so much fun. We played the app all the way home. I’m spoiled for good now....no concert will measure up, no matter how talented the performers. Way to go, OKGO...you’re always at the front.

They played all their hit songs along with the awesome videos they’ve created. Took time to answer questions from the audience and got the entire crowd involved in the concert. It was a fun, family friendly night. Will definitely go see them again!

Seriously, definitely in my top five. Maybe my favorite ever. And I've been to some great shows. These guys played such a tight set, scoring their videos, and the intimate atmosphere of the venue, along with the Q&A, and the interactive portions of the show made it such an unforgettable experience. my only critique is that the confetti (while fun) made it tough to see the screen sometimes. It might have been too much.

OK Go is amazing! This concert was so cool! The band is so creative and they're super nice and down to earth. They sound amazing live! If you want to have a really fun, cool, unique experience and you like music (who doesn't?) then go see OK Go!

As always, Fillmore is an excellent venue. It has excellent acoustics and wonderful staff. OkGo up on an amazing show!

OKGO does a wonderful job of incorporating the audience, pulling the heart strings, sending the audience into peels of laughter, and delivering on musical performances that are as energetic as they are sincere. Would absolutely recommend to a friend and would love to see them again.

This is my second time seeing them in concert. While nothing compares to firsts, this concert was still absolutely amazing. I love that they do a Q&A in between sets with the audience. Confetti galore. A must see if you're at all familiar with the band (you should be).

If you go to a rock show and are pissed that people want to dance in front of you. Stay home you don't get it.

I had never had the privilege of seeing Ok Go live. I've been a fan of their music for quite a few years now and finally got my opportunity. Often bands don't perform at the level they do in studio due to the ease of digital recording. You can understand that I was nervous going in. I quickly found myself relieved, Ok Go was amazing live. They played just about every song I wanted to hear and the smaller venue made it feel far more intimate. They rocked the house and left me and my friends with a very fond memory. As far as the venue, the Moore Theater, is concerned: the Moore Theater is small, yes, but it was quite enjoyable. It heightened the show experience without needing to be overdramatic in presentation, I look forward to visiting this venue as much as I can from here on out.

They never cease to amaze me.. this was my 5th OKGO Concert and as usual it ws the best thing ever. They interacted with the audience, which was so much fun. They played so many songs I love (but really I love them ALL!) They are just such a fun band to see live! My favorite & I have seen many, many concerts!

I recently saw OK GO in March at the Warfield in San Francisco, and I couldn't help but go see them again on the same tour at the House of Blues in San Diego. These guys really know how to put on a show. I got way more out of this concert than I paid for. The band always sounds great, they use just the right amount of confetti, and they don't fail to express their nerdy selves in front of the crowd. Before I first saw them in March, the only songs I knew by them were from their iconic music videos. But after watching them perform, I totally fell in love and actually listened to their music, which turned out to be just as amazing as their videos and concerts. I'm glad I got to experience this band, and if you want a real concert experience, I recommend seeing OK GO.

So we knew OK GO would be visually stunning and musically skilled but we had no idea their show would be truly memorable. We were slightly disappointed that Kitten replaced the previously scheduled White Arrows - until she/they took the stage. The originals were good and the covers (Bowie's "Heroes" and Prince's "Purple Rain") were inspired so all in all an entertaining opener. The stage antics and flailing about were a bit much but love the energy. OK GO had by far the coolest opening sequence that I can recall - and we average 20 shows per year. The see thru screen with countless OK's and GO's uttered in various clips by all manner of pseudo-celebrity was clever, and the continuous usage of these screens throughout the show allowed for video and special effects without overshadowing the still-visible band. A less musical outfit could rest on these visual laurels but they kicked some serious live show ass. Six songs from the new record (best listened to on vinyl) and a perfect sampling of previous offerings were well-sequenced and offered a formidable song catalog. And the no visuals Led Zep cover demonstrated that this band can rock. The Q and A sessions were classic and the camaraderie amongst the band creates the kind of inspired interplay that cannot be learned (Kongos recent show had a similar vibe between the brothers) and elevates the show above most others. Oh yeah, the confetti cannons were a nice addition. Great show and awesome sound - doesn't get any better than this...

OK GO has got to be one of the most energetic bands on stage I have seen in a while. I am a hard core concert veteran. I have seen about a billion shows and this one is on the top of the memorable list. They put on a great performance. Not just a music concert. I took my Boyfriend who is an avid country music fan (I have been trying to turn him) and caught him totally jamming out. Loved the theatrics. They have a vibe that just does not stop. They get the audience motivated and involved and make everyone feel loved!! Kitten.... was okay. They played well but I thought the girl on stage was going to have a melt down. She looked like a tasmanian devil on crack. I was taking bets on how long it would take her to whap her head off of something on stage. She even jumped off of the speakers and showed the crowd her boobs. WAY too high for stage. Or speed. or whatever makes you act like that.

Even if you don't know the songs, the show is incredible. I would catch them anytime they are in town!