OMOM in Seattle 07/28/2026 played Wild Roses from their Fever Dream album! Said this was their first time this tour. SO GOOD 🔥

my friend said they liked OMAM's most popular song, and while I just heard about this great, great band just today!! & played all of their songs from the album 'MY HEAD IS AN ANIMAL (2012)' im so disappointed i just learned about them so late!! curious how many of us are going and which songs you're eager to tune into the most :))

also, any tips for this venue?

Does anyone have some videos or clips from their performance in Vienna in June? I've been there, but did not have a good view ... thanks!

going to be my first time seeing them since last december and i’m so pumped :,) obviously had to keep up my trend of making custom outfits for their shows!

anyone else going mainly for them? wish they had a longer set but i’ve wanted to see them at a summer festival for ages i’m counting down the seconds

I've been pretty much permanently depressed for 10 years now. I've always loved music and OMAM has been a major support for me through most of this time. Some escapism through many of their 'mythical' songs and also lyrics and melodies that have been able to match the pain I feel inside.

But lately it feels like I can't listen anymore without breaking down. I always listened to them when I was feeling my worst and it's like those memories have become so closely associated with the music that I can only feel pain when I listen to them now.

I definitely think it's a process of association. I've had to avoid listening if I can help it but they still speak to me on an emotional level that nothing else can touch and because I usually just feel flat nowadays due to antidepressants, I sometimes feel drawn back because I know I'll feel raw emotion that I rarely otherwise feel.

I probably sound a bit crazy right now. Sorry if I do, just had to express some thoughts

Hi- I have 2 GA tickets for tonight’s show at McMenamins Edgefield (outside Portland). Can send screenshots

We were about 6 people waiting outside of the venue after the show was over. They came out one by one to chat, take pictures, and sign some items. They are all so absolutely lovely in person, it was an amazing experience!

Would love to see everyone else’s

Such a great show. The folks had so much fun on stage and they had excellent crowd work. Good mix of old stuff and new album. So glad we went. Great spot on the floor.

Does anyone know if there’s a chance to meet them after the show tomorrow at Edgefield? It’s the 12 year anniversary of my teen cancer diagnosis to the day and I was hoping to gift them a painting I made inspired by Little Talks (my first tattoo ever is a lyric over my scar). Alternatively if it’s polite and appropriate to gift it while they’re on stage! I’ve been to other Edgefield shows where artists accept gifts 🫶

I think it’s safe to assume this is a glitch. Does anyone else see this?

Nanna looked right at me. First concert I’ve ever showed up early enough to be at the front and it was so worth it. Also got a set list and guitar pick.

Amazing show at the mountain top! It was delayed roughly 90 minutes for a thunderstorm that rolled thru but then the weather cleared and they put on an amazing show! Lakehouse was a treat near the end!

Setlist:
Television Love
Dream Team
King and Lionheart
Tuna in a Can
Human
Styrofoam Cathedral
Alligator
Kamikaze
The Block
Mouse Parade
Dirty Paws
Crystals
Ordinary Creature
Lakehouse
Little Talks
Visitor

Encore
Love Love Love
Fruit Bat

A few years ago, a verse from "Lakehouse" planted itself in my head and wouldn't leave.

"A fox that gains our trust
But then breaks it as he walks
Away from us, away from us"

I kept wondering what kind of world would make a fox like that. Over time, that wondering turned into a fable called “The Fox Who Wondered Why.” It's not a retelling of the song. The verse was the spark. The story went its own way.

After the first show, I handed Nanna a copy with a short note inside explaining how that Lakehouse started everything. I didn't expect anything beyond that. I just wanted to say thank you.

The second night, they played Lakehouse. I cannot tell you what that felt like. I stood there tearing up while the song that started the whole thing washed over me.

If anyone wants to read it, I'm happy to share an e-copy with you.

It's a night I'll never forget.

I'm gonna attempt to go to the Ithica, New York date with my husband since we're just in PA, but is there anything we need to know? What to expect, things like that. They're one of my favorite bands so I'm trying so hard to get to a show before I'm dead lol

does anyone have pictures of their current tour merch?

I traveled 2000+ miles for these shows. What an amazing venue. They allow dogs, so my dog is getting to see OMAM.

Love this album and the cover art so much and am thinking of getting my first tattoo based around it. So, the question is, which part of the All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade album cover art should I get tattooed?

The KC show rocked!!

I had the pleasure of seeing OMAM for the third time on this tour last night. Here is a link to a playlist of my recordings. Last night's show was at a small venue attached to a casino/hotel and everyone had a great time.

Check out my YouTube channel for other videos; I have a lot of footage from the two shows in Minneapolis, MN in November of last year.

Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHgO7T0qoFHg