OMD Tickets

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OMD Tour Dates

OMD has always been an accomplished live act, and even now, some forty-plus years from their pomp, they still draw massive crowds; their upcoming tour is sure to see every venue they play sold out within minutes; such is the allure of the genre-defining group.

OMD Concert Tickets

OMD 2024 concert tickets vary in price according to where they are playing, and you can expect their London dates, in particular, to be more expensive than others. However, this is less of a concern when shopping for OMD tickets, as you can shop from a raft of ticketing options until you find those that best suit your budget.

The band will support their new album with an extensive Bauhaus Staircase tour, and tickets for all concerts and every OMD event can be found here. This offers fans of the band a great chance to see their heroes performing their beloved songs, perhaps for the first time, as the Orchestral Manoeuvres In the Dark once again put on a stage show of supreme quality.

OMD History

OMD, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, were formed in the late 1970s and released their self-titled debut album in 1980 and instantly garnered a wide fanbase who picked up on their unique style. The band's second album, Organization, charted well and included the band's most well-known single, with Enola Gay reaching the top ten on the UK singles chart.

Their third album is cited as the band's magnum opus, and Architecture & Morality is regularly rated as one of the best albums released in the 1980s. It spawned three top-ten singles, with Souvenir, Joan of Arc and Maid of Orleans becoming classics of the genre.

The band proved very prolific in the 1980s with subsequent albums, Dazzle Ships (1983), Junk Culture (1984), Crush (1985), and The Pacific Age (1986), all performing well from a commercial perspective.

Andy McCluskey chose to disband OMD in 1996 to concentrate on other ventures, but they reformed in 2010 with the release of History of Modern and have been producing output ever since.

In 2023, OMD released their first studio album in six years, with Bauhaus Staircase proving a big success, charting at number two on the UK Album charts, the highest position the band has ever achieved.

They are supporting that release with the epic Bauhaus Staircase tour, as outlined earlier. The new album was well received by critics and fans alike and proved that the band still has a great deal to offer, not just in terms of their studio output but also in relation to their live shows.