OK Go’s Damian Kulash was over the top…literally!!!

OK Go arrived at The Ritz on December 6, 2025, with the confidence of a band that has spent more than twenty years shaping an unmistakable presence in alternative rock. The And The Adjacent Possible Tour 2025 spans over 40 datesacross the U.S., U.K., Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Japan, built around the group’s commitment to creative experimentation and high-engagement performance. Their discography—OK Go, Oh No, Of the Blue Colour of the Sky, and Hungry Ghosts—was delivered with precision and a sense of vitality that felt fully contemporary rather than retrospective. Signed to Paracadute, the band performed with a level of polish that reflected both seasoned experience and continued artistic ambition. Confetti became a signature visual throughout the night, timed with near-perfect accuracy and released in volumes that sent the room into full celebration mode. Midway through the set, Damian Kulash stepped off the stage and into the crowd, creating a level of interaction and excitement that immediately elevated the atmosphere. The lighting system—designed by a production company known for crisp, high-fidelity programming—operated flawlessly, while the front-of-house engineer mixed the show with clean definition and balance. The band’s merchandise table offered new shirts, tour posters, vinyl, and limited-run art pieces. Their accomplishments—including Grammy recognition, industry honors for creative innovation, and ongoing work supporting STEAM-education charities—framed the evening as more than a concert; it reflected a career defined by invention and purpose. Their official site: https://okgo.net.

OK Go

L.A. Exes opened the night with a poised and confident performance that showcased the clarity and character of their retro-infused pop-rock. Their catalog, anchored by their self-titled debut and recent singles under Black Denim Records, translated smoothly into a live setting with strong vocal harmonies, clean guitar lines, and well-paced song transitions. Their lighting design, created by a touring firm that specializes in warm tones and dynamic shifts, added dimension without overshadowing the performance. The front-of-house engineer kept their mix articulate and balanced, giving each instrument room to speak. Crowd response grew steadily, culminating in a finale that clearly resonated with first-time listeners and longtime fans alike. Their merchandise selection—shirts, cassettes, zines, and art prints—reflected the band’s aesthetic sensibility. L.A. Exes continues to support youth-arts programs in Los Angeles, reinforcing a commitment to creative access and community impact. Their official site: https://laexesband.com.

L.A. Exes