Our Lady Peace brought their 30th Anniversary Tour to Showbox SoDo on June 24, 2026, delivering a hit-packed performance to an unfortunately sparse Seattle crowd. Despite the lower turnout, the band played with the energy and polish of an arena act, making the cavernous venue feel like an intimate club showcase for dedicated fans.
The night kicked off with a tight opening set by fellow 90s alt-rock veterans The Verve Pipe. Their nostalgic performance primed the room, setting a high musical bar before Our Lady Peace took the stage.
Launching into their set with “Sound the Alarm” and “One Man Army,” Our Lady Peace quickly hit their stride. Raine Maida’s distinct vocals soared through heavy hitters like “Superman’s Dead,” “Innocent,” and “Clumsy.” A local highlight came mid-set when the band paid homage to Seattle rock heritage with a high-energy cover of Pearl Jam’s “Hail, Hail,” drawing one of the loudest reactions of the evening.
Closing out the main set with “4am” and returning for a powerful three-song encore featuring “Automatic Flowers” and “Starseed,” Our Lady Peace ensured that the fans in attendance got a memorable, career-spanning set. What the room lacked in overall density, the audience made up for in passion, singing along to nearly every line
Images of The Verve Pipe
