Our Lady Peace

On July 3, 2026, at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa, Our Lady Peace takes the stage for a set that spans its various eras, from abrasive beginnings to more melodic material. Formed in Toronto in 1992 around Raine Maida, the band made its mark on Canadian alternative rock with nervy songwriting, grunge-influenced guitars and a voice immediately recognizable—often perched in falsetto on their early records. Live, the quartet lines up the songs that have shaped its trajectory, from Naveed and Clumsy to Happiness… Is Not a Fish That You Can Catch and the conceptual Spiritual Machines, then the more direct streak begun with Gravity and Healthy in Paranoid Times, not to mention Burn Burn, Curve, Somethingness and Spiritual Machines 2. On stage, Raine Maida is accompanied by Duncan Coutts, Steve Mazur and Jason Pierce. The band alternates taut riffs, open choruses and more atmospheric passages, delivering a concert that draws broadly from its catalogue and showcases the chemistry of the current lineup.