Ok Go takes the stage and jumps into “This Too Shall Pass” from their 2010 album Of the Blue Colour of the Sky. They made a fantastic video for this song featuring a very elaborate Rube Goldberg Machine. During the video, you can see the band members covered in paint, which makes it clear this was not the first attempt at filming. 

Next up is “Get Over It” from their 2002 self titled album. This was their first big hit which came out while they were living in Chicago. They talked about traveling around the city eating ribs at every restaurant that had them on the menu until their doctor said they should stop. 

They follow this with “I Won’t Let You Down”. This is their most popular video on youtube with 51 million views. This impressive video was filmed in Japan, just outside of Tokyo. 

Later on they play “Love” from their latest album, And the Adjacent Possible. The video is full of moving mirrors that creates a kalideoscope of a video. They also showed off the new vinyl, which features a pop-up sphere when opened.  

Afterwards, they play “Upside Down & Inside Out” from their 2014 album, Hungry Ghosts. This video was shot in zero gravity in a plane taking nose dives. To find dancers for the video, they hired aerialists, who were the most comfortable being in the air. 

This live performance was a celebration of their music. During almost every song, they shoot an enormous amount of confetti into the audience. Whether they meant to or not, most of the audience likely took some home with them. 

See the full setlist here. 

Cost of a ticket: $59

PlaylistHQ Economic Rating: Worth It –

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Quinn Delaney