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OMD Tickets
Ever since Paul Humphreys and Andy McCluskey formed OMD in 1978 and released a self-titled album in 1980, followers of the British synth pop music scene have been giving the group a lot of well-deserved attention. Since the group split and then reformed in 2024, it has been scheduled for many live performances in many different areas where OMD tickets may be hard to come by. If you are a classic OMD fan, you should know that Onlineticketshop makes it easier for you to buy your own ticket to see the original lineup on tour. With just a few easy clicks, you can have your own OMD ticket in no time. Keep in mind that OMD tickets sell almost as quickly as they did in the 80s so make sure that you get your tickets from Onlineticketshop where transactions are sure, safe, and easy.
OMD Concert
Whether you are in the mood for synth pop, post-punk, or new wave, “Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark” or a group more commonly known as OMD does it all just for you! If you want tickets to see the original lineup having an OMD concert once again, there is no better place for you than Onlineticketshop. Here, you can make sure you can go to not just an OMD concert but any other concert by any artist from around the world no matter where or when they are scheduled. What is even better is that you can book your seats through a secure and trouble-free online ordering process that makes everything so easy. Order your ticket now and be prepared to experience an unforgettable night with OMD.
OMD Biography
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, or OMD, was founded in 1978 by Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys and debuted their synth pop sound in Liverpool in the same year. Their debut album in 1980 showcased the band’s raw, melodic synth pop sound and gave OMD their first hit. Their second album “Organisation” was released later that year and launched OMD to commercial success in Europe. That album produced two of the band’s biggest hits, “Enola Gay” and “Souvenir.” Further solidifying their popularity, the 1981 album “Architecture and Morality” is widely considered to be their best album to date. The band split up in 1988, with McCluskey soldiering on with the OMD name but soon gave up after achieving moderate success. The band has since reunited and has been reissuing previous albums with plans on recording with new material.