The Oh Hellos Tickets

We are so excited The Oh Hellos FINALLY came to Ohio! We are huge fans and have been waiting to see them in concert since their first album release. All the stars aligned and we were finally able to see them in Columbus. This is a very fun, high energy show (as expected). We were not disapointed in the level of enthusiasm. I love going to see bands that have a whole host of muscians on stage, and this was exactly that. If I had to share any critiques, it would be on their level of engagement with the audience. As fans, part of the reason we (or at least I) go to see a band live, is not only to get a feel for their personalities and vibe as a band, but their philosophy/inspiration behind an album. As a fan of Dear Wormwood (their newest release), an album which seems to me to be about temptation and victory, I wanted to hear the band's connection to their songs. I wanted to hear Tyler and Maggie share. And while Tyler did seem very approachable and shared a couple funny stories, I found myself wishing he had been more vulnerable. Maggie gave us no impression at all, as she was silent for the duration of the show. I'm an introvert, so I get it. But as a frontman (or woman) for a band who is putting out songs people become intimately connected to, I think you have to find a way to engage your fans. Overall, I'm still a HUGE fan and I would go see them again and again. I also realize that they are fairly new to this whole touring gig. I just hope that, the more they play, the more comfortable they get being vulnerable with their audience.

The Oh Hellos bring a certain kind of energy and passion to their music that is very hard to find. They're friendly, funny, and deeply committed to both the music the play and the experience they create for concert-goers. It doesn't hurt that their music is some of the best folk music out there today.

The two openers were Cerius Bright and Family and Friends. All three bands were fantastic performers, extremely energetic, really fun music. Family and Friends and the Oh Hellos had two drummers that were perfectly in sync, very impressive. If you like this type of music you'll fall in love with these bands at the concert.

THIS CONCERT WAS THE ABSOLUTE BEST THING TO EVER EXIST AND THE VENUE WAS NICE AND COZY AND I CRY EVERY NIGHT BECAUSE I WANT TO GO BACK.

The Oh Hellos combined with openers Family and Friends, and Cereus Bright was simply incredible! Paradise rock club was the perfect venue for such a combination! Very intimate and such a good time.

This concert was absolutely PHENOMENAL. It was one of those rare shows where you were actually sad to see the openers go, because they were so good (Cereus bright and Family and Friends). The excitement was palpable when the Oh Hello's came on, and they were even better than anticipated. I hadn't listened to their newest album much, but they played a really good blend of old and new.

Favorite band, and they gave me all the feels at this concert. How I love them so.

The combination of The Oh Hellos with opening act Family and Friends was the best pairing. They were both so lively and crazy and fun and made me wanna dance and sing all night. Great show.

I love their recordings, and I was equally impressed with their live performance. Great music and great energy

The night opened with Family and Friends and Cereus Bright. They were good, but I came to see the Oh Hellos. Their performance was honest, fun, and energetic.Definitely recommend seeing them in concert!

They made me dance a lot and cry a little more inside because they sing about how life’s tough–it tears us apart and we can’t leave what we hate–but more importantly tell us, as they sing in Dear Wormwood, life’s tough so that we can identify our enemy, thereby finding our identity. They point us to our hope, our redemption, with beautiful words and sounds.

Words can barely even cover how amazing The Oh Hellos are as a musical group. They're fun, honest, normal, and humble people that practically teared up at the applause from the audience. They jam to their own songs with the audience which, in my opinion, proves the depth of their music. Their songs never get old and- no matter how many times you've listened to it- you can still jam out AND find so much meaning in each piece. They're a rare style of music that results from them just being themselves... and it's oh so beautiful. Their songs speak to and echo in your soul, and you'll find yourself either crying, dancing, praying, or head banging. I believe that so much music nowadays is too similar and too repetitive, but The Oh Hellos are not. They're unique, they're necessary for our musical climate, and, most of all, they're themselves. If you get a chance, see them live. Always. Always see them live, if you get a chance.

Great show! Great performance and of course, great music! Love the double percussion of each band,

I was hoping for a much better concert. The first band would be better to NOT be seen with. Both bands were very clamorous. The Oh Hellos have some interesting topics. Wormwood would have been a great theme IF anyone would have had even a slight hint as to what it was about, where the Oh Hellos got their ideas, and what the Screwtape Letters even were. A little explanation would have gone a long way. Each and every song had a few soft parts and then a LOT of clamor. At least 4 band members could be let go: the banjo player, a drummer, the electric rhythm, maybe the viola, and the band would improve. Actually the brother and sister alone would most likely have made for a more pleasant night.

hinestly this concert was amazing! the only complaint that i have is that it was so hot it there and there wasnt any source of air.

The Oh Hellos have long been a favorite band of mine, combining poetry with atmospheric, foot-stomping rhythm. This concert blew away my expectations. I want to jump and clap and dance whenever I hear their music!

The Oh Hellos are great in concert! Tons of energy, super talented musicians, and Maggie and Tyler's voices are just spectacular. Plus, I love their awkardness during transitions. It seems like the band is full of real, fun people, and hearing them play live makes you feel like you're part of that.

seriously. I've been to a lot of shows and these guys were incredible. I'd go see them again in a heartbeat!

Excellent excellent show. I'd never seen the band live and it was sort of a spur of the moment thing when I bought tickets, but I am so glad I did. They put on an amazing, energetic show. Very talented group of people they are.

The Oh Hellos rocked this show. They had so much energy and the crowd was loving it the whole time. The only thing that tried to ruin the evening was the venue. The Rickshaw is a standing room only venue. While there's nothing wrong with that, adequate ventilation is required when you pack a lot of people indoors together. The heat during the show was stifling and claustrophobic. I was battling off panic attacks after the opening act. Relief finally came when the AC unit kick on, but much to everyone's (Yes, even the band's) disappointment, it shut off after a few songs. My question to the owners of the Rickshaw: WHY?! Why do you force your paying customers to swelter in uncomfortable conditions when you can flip a switch and make everyone happy? Please don't let my frustration with the venue interfere with my take on the band's performance. The Oh Hellos were fantastic, but the owners of the Rickshaw need to get their priorities straight. Go see the Oh Hellos, just not here.