OK Go

OK Go land in Manchester on 13 November 2026 at New Century. Formed in Chicago in 1998 and now based in Los Angeles, the quartet — Damian Kulash, Tim Nordwind, Dan Konopka and Andy Ross — has built a catalog that slides from taut alt-rock and power pop to funk-tinged grooves and sleek synth lines. Expect a set that threads early guitar-driven cuts from OK Go and Oh No with the broader colours of Of the Blue Colour of the Sky and the electronic pulse of Hungry Ghosts, plus new material from And the Adjacent Possible (2025).

Away from the camera tricks that shaped their clips — choreography, long takes, visual illusions — the stage leans on tight interplay and offbeat arrangements. Here It Goes Again, Get Over It, This Too Shall Pass or I Won’t Let You Down sit next to newer tracks, often reshaped for a room in motion. Guitars, synths and harmonies share the lead, with Kulash’s voice steering shifts from sharp choruses to more elastic, dance-leaning moments. A set built on rhythm, hooks and a steady push forward.