Don’t Miss OK Go’s 2025 ‘Adjacent Possible Tour’ – Cheap Tickets Available Now!
Well, well, well, look who’s back to shake our indie rock-loving souls—it’s none other than the ever-quirky OK Go! As if we needed another excuse to relive our early 2000s nostalgia, the band is strapping on their dancing shoes for the ‘Adjacent Possible Tour’ from April to June 2025. You heard that right! These musical maestros are ready to take their eccentric performances to ballrooms and theaters across North America, including a much-anticipated stop at Brooklyn’s Brooklyn Steel on May 28. The band’s frontman, Damian Kulash, shared the news with undeniable enthusiasm on Instagram, exclaiming how pumped they are to plunge into the so-called Adjacent Possible. Quite the catchy phrase, isn’t it?
As they hit the road, fans can expect a delightful blend of classic hits alongside fresh tracks from their upcoming fifth studio album, “And the Adjacent Possible,” set to grace our ears on April 11. This will be their first major release since 2014’s “Hungry Ghosts,” and let’s just say the anticipation is palpable. For those eager to witness the magic live, ticket prices start at a ridiculously reasonable $25 (plus fees, of course) on Vivid Seats, so it looks like you might just afford that avocado toast after all.
But wait, there’s more! If you’re curious about what to expect at the concert, last summer’s setlist included crowd-pleasers like “This Too Shall Pass” and “Here It Goes Again,” not to mention a slew of new singles that hint at a sonic evolution. Tracks like the tropical “A Stone Only Rolls Downhill” and the upbeat “Going Home” are sure to make an appearance, bringing with them the eclectic vibes that fans have come to adore.
Let’s not forget that the music scene is bustling with nostalgia this year, as other iconic bands from the iPod era are also hitting the road. Think Death Cab for Cutie and Vampire Weekend, among others. So, if you’re on the prowl for live music that will transport you back to simpler times, you’d better mark your calendars and grab those tickets before they’re gone!
There you have it—a delightful opportunity to indulge your inner millennial and celebrate the innovative spirit of OK Go. Now, go forth and make your concert plans, but don’t forget to bring your best dance moves.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and New York Post, Set List FM, Vivid Seats
Attribution: Creative Commons Licensed
