They don’t quite fall in the spectrum of arena-capacity jam bands like Dave Matthews Band or Phish, yet they’re equally far away from the world of alt-rock like, say, Weezer, The White Stripes, or The Shins. are uniquely uncategorizable to most music lovers.
Though completely different bands, in that cultural moment, their entire vibe seemed intertwined.ĭispatch and O.A.R. With tight vocal harmonies, djembes, and strumming acoustic guitars, each band defied the traditional path of music industry success at the time, chugging along the road less traveled. at seminal moments in their respective careers, in the years following Y2K. This tour is a generational moment for aging millennials like myself who grew up listening to both Dispatch and O.A.R. They’ll be joined by the Robert Randolph Band and G. The 37-date tour is scheduled to kick off on Jin Mesa, AZ, with stops in Los Angeles, San Diego, Denver, Atlanta, Cleveland, Nashville, Boston, Chicago, New York, Philly, Austin, Virginia Beach, and more. While bands have previously played on the same bill, this summer tour marks the first time the two have actually shared a tour together.
will hit the road together for their first-ever North American co-headlining tour. For some of us, music history will be made this summer.įor the first time in their respective histories, Dispatch and O.A.R.
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