OK Go @ The Stateroom 08.08 with DJ EYEAM Alter Ego - SLUG Magazine

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OK Go plays a sold out show at The Stateroom, with guest DJ EYEAM Alter Ego.

OK Go, whom some call the world most creative band, brought their spectacular live show to a sold out crowd at the Stateroom in Salt Lake City. DJ EYEAM Alter Ego opened.

Six odd o'clock and already there is a size-able line forming for OK Go outisde at the Stateroom. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Brynn and Carson Heslop arrive early before doors to make sure to get a great seat for the show. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Among the first in line for the sold out show; Brent Goulding, Chris Atkin, Sean, Steve, Rachel and Ryan Aaron. With new, line friends Scott Frederick and Lynette Couten. All eager and awaiting the 7pm mark. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Teauhna and Robert Chavez. First in line for OK Go in SLC! Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

OK Go merchandise for sale inside the Stateroom lobby. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

After doors open, patrons flood into the lobby, grab a beer and immediately race for the best seats in the house. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

People trying to choose from all the available T-shirt prints, CDs and buttons! Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

DJ EYEAM Alter Ego mixing catchy house dance tunes for the gathering crowd. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Pumping out a modern club atmosphere, DJ EYEAM Alter Ego opens for OK Go at the Stateroom. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

DJ EYEAM Alter Ego getting into the mix, dancing along with the audience members. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

(L–R) Sean and Tanya Meegan and Marcel and Lisa Vandersteen enjoy a cocktail before OK Go takes the stage. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Carlee and David Houghton arrive just in time for the headliner. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

TaCara De Tevis and Kirk Hoganson risk losing their spots in the stage area to grab a beer before the music starts. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

(L–R) Rachel, Ryan and Greg, sitting fancy with their front row seats. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Andrew Drechel and Molly Htchinson attending the sold out OK Go show. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

The lights come down and a pattern is projected onto a white curtain, while the crowd waits in suspense. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

After a barrage of various Hollywood movie clips displaying scenes of characters exclaiming either "Ok!" "GO!", "Let's Go!" or the entirely accurate "OK Go!," The friendly face of Kermit the Frog comes full screen to introduce the band. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

With the band in full swing, still shrouded slightly from the audience, singer Damian Kulash's face is streamed from a live feed, singing over the crowd's heads. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

More and more visible by the second, OK Go plays through an optical illision pattern of intermixing waves and bars. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

After jazzing the crowd into a cheering frenzy, the curtain drops, showing the proverbial wizards behind it. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Confetti cannons are in no shortage at this show, as they continue to blast the crowd with joy enducing pieces of colored paper. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Drummer Dan Konopka playing with a background of two giant projection surfaces that provide a visually stimulating silhouette experience. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Live feeds from cameras all around the stage are displayed on the screens behind it, catching every band member in their element during the performance. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Drummer Dan Konopka backlit with lights, patterns and colors, electrifying the overall experience of an OK Go show. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Damian Kulash breaking out the cowbell like he has a fever and that's the only way to break it. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Changing up the pace of the show, singer Damien Kulash jumps down from the stage into the crowd and serenades the left and right sections of the respective audience. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Singer Damien Kulash (rear), stands on the drummers platform, takes a picture of the screaming audience members for Instagram. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

Bassist Tim Nordwind playing, doing his thing at Stateroom SLC. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

After multiple shouts from the crowd, Kulash takes off a top layer and addresses the crowd, "You guys have some odd requests" ... "We just played that ad you say 'yeah play that one again!" ... "And I take my shirt off and then you shout 'take it off!" Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

OK Go entertained the pants off of SLC. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LMSorenson.net

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