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OK Go Delivers at Innings Festival Day 1

By Clarissa Darling on March 8, 2026

A photographer told me this was a very fun band to see, and I was looking forward to them. OK Go brought a blend of inventive alternative rock and infectious energy to the Innings Festival on Friday, February 20, 2026. Starting at 3:20 p.m. on the Right Field Stage at Tempe Beach Park, the Chicago quartet stood out with their catchy hooks, upbeat rhythms, and playful stage presence, offering festival-goers a joyful reminder of why creative, dance-friendly rock continues to connect in today’s music scene.

The band OK Go performs at the Innings Festival, February 20, 2026, in Tempe, Arizona. (Photo credit and copyright Larry Philpot/SoundstagePhotography.com)

Band Background

Hailing from Chicago, Illinois, OK Go formed in 1998 and has been active for nearly three decades. The band first gained widespread attention with their debut album and has since become known for both their music and groundbreaking music videos. Their sound mixes alternative rock with clever lyrics and high-energy performances that translate powerfully to the live stage.

The band members are:

Damian Kulash – lead vocals and guitar
Tim Nordwind – bass and backing vocals
Dan Konopka – drums and percussion
Andy Ross – guitar, keyboards and vocals

Signature songs include “Here It Goes Again,” “This Too Shall Pass,” “Get Over It,” and “I Won’t Let You Down.” The group is celebrated for its viral music videos, such as the Grammy-winning treadmill dance for “Here It Goes Again” and the elaborate Rube Goldberg machine video for “This Too Shall Pass.” Their Innings Festival appearance added a lively, enjoyable hightlight to the day’s lineup.

Verified Setlist – Innings Festival 2026 (Right Field Stage)

This Too Shall Pass
Get Over It
I Won’t Let You Down
Take Me With You
A Good, Good Day At Last
White Knuckles
This Is How It Ends / Where Is My Mind
Obsession
Do What You Want
Oh Lately It’s So Quiet

A Friendly Recommendation

If you enjoy upbeat alternative rock with clever songwriting and strong live energy, OK Go is worth catching at a future show or festival. Their concise afternoon set at Innings Festival captured the spirit of their catalog and provided an engaging introduction for new listeners. I liked their performance a lot.