OK Go
The treadmill-video geniuses bring power pop with engineering-degree stagecraft, confetti physics included, and songs that hold up without the treadmills.
About OK Go
OK Go is a power pop band from Chicago, IL, formed in 1998.
OK Go formed in Chicago in 1998 around singer and guitarist Damian Kulash, bassist Tim Nordwind and drummer Dan Konopka, with guitarist Andy Ross joining in the mid-2000s. The band is best known for its videos, beginning with the backyard dance clip for "A Million Ways" and the single-take treadmill routine for "Here It Goes Again," and continuing through elaborate one-shot pieces involving Rube Goldberg machines, optical illusions and a sequence filmed in reduced gravity aboard an aircraft. Underneath the visual work is straightforward guitar-driven power pop, with hooks, harmony vocals and a fondness for handclaps and studio detail. The band self-manages much of its output and has collaborated with engineers, dancers and animators on the videos.
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Questions about OK Go
Where is OK Go from?
OK Go is from Chicago, IL.
Who is in OK Go?
OK Go is Andy Ross, Dan Konopka, Damian Kulash, Jr. and Tim Nordwind. Former members include Andrew Duncan.
When did OK Go form?
OK Go formed in Chicago in 1998.
What was OK Go's first album?
OK Go's first album was OK Go (2002). The latest is And the Adjacent Possible (2025).
Is OK Go on tour?
Yes. OK Go has 3 shows listed, from Glasgow, UK on Nov 12, 2026 to London, UK on Nov 14, 2026.
What kind of music does OK Go play?
OK Go plays power pop and rock.
What festivals has OK Go played before?
OK Go has played Oceans Calling 2026, Shaky Knees 2026.