On October 22, 2026, OSO OSO, Leisure Hour, and Bad Luck took over Motorco Music Hall, delivering an unforgettable night that brought together different corners of the emo and alternative music scenes. With each band bringing its own sound, personality, and connection to the crowd, the evening celebrated the nostalgia of familiar favorites while giving fans a glimpse into what lies ahead for these artists.
Kicking off the night, Bad Luck set the tone with a mix of older favorites and newer material, including “Love Song,” “Cold Bones,” “Impressive Despressive,” and “Willoughby.” Their set created an immediate sense of nostalgia for longtime listeners while introducing newer fans to songs that have helped shape the band’s journey. As voices throughout the room joined in, the energy continued to build, setting the stage for Leisure Hour to carry that momentum forward.
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Taking the stage next, Leisure Hour delivered a set spanning their discography, featuring tracks such as “Rent’s Due,” “Jenny,” and “Am I Dumb?” Beyond the music itself, each band found ways to make the evening feel personal, sharing stories, highlighting friendships, reflecting on old memories, and bringing humor into the moments between songs. These small interactions helped bridge the gap between the stage and the audience, reminding everyone that intimate venues offer something special that larger shows can sometimes miss.
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Closing out the evening, OSO OSO delivered the longest set of the night, creating an atmosphere that felt both energetic and deeply personal. With fans of all ages gathered around the stage, the band demonstrated the power of live music to bring people together through shared experiences, familiar lyrics, and the excitement of discovering something new. The set also offered an exciting preview of the band’s upcoming album, An Exchange of Information, with the group performing a substantial portion of the unreleased record ahead of its release. For fans, it was a rare opportunity to experience this new chapter of OSO OSO’s music before it officially arrives.
As a special addition to the evening, the band treated the crowd to a brief acoustic set before returning for the closing songs, creating a more intimate moment within an already memorable performance.
Ultimately, the night was about more than three bands sharing a stage. The tour brought together artists with distinct sounds and audiences with different connections to the music, all united by the same experience: hearing beloved songs performed live, discovering new favorites, and being among a crowd that understands what those songs mean. From the opening notes of Bad Luck to OSO OSO’s final moments onstage, the evening at Motorco Music Hall was a reminder of why small, intimate shows continue to hold such a special place in the emo and alternative music community.
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