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Our Lady Peace in Ottawa: A Night of Nostalgia and Rock

Some concerts feel like a trip through time, and Our Lady Peace in Ottawa was exactly that. Celebrating their 30th anniversary, they brought an electrifying lineup to the stage, reminding fans why their music has stood the test of time. With Wintersleep and Collective Soul kicking things off, it was a night of unforgettable moments.

Wintersleep Warms Up the Crowd

Opening the night was Wintersleep, a band I’ve seen many times back in Nova Scotia. It felt like a reunion, and judging by the crowd’s reaction, I wasn’t alone in that feeling. When they played Weighty Ghost, the entire venue sang along, turning the Algonquin Commons Theatre into one giant chorus. It was the perfect way to start the show.

Collective Soul Brings the Energy

If you thought things would slow down, Collective Soul had other plans. Their vocalist stormed onto the stage in the slickest suit I’ve ever seen, running from side to side like it was the ‘90s all over again. They wasted no time, launching straight into Shine, a song that still dominates rock radio today. The energy was contagious, and the crowd fed off every moment.

Our Lady Peace: A Celebration 30 Years in the Making

Then, it was time for the main event – Our Lady Peace in Ottawa. From the moment they stepped on stage, they made it clear this tour was something special. Within the first five songs, we got Superman’s Dead and Innocent, sending fans into a frenzy. It was like being transported to Woodstock ‘99, with their raw energy still as powerful as ever.

Every song on the setlist hit perfectly, balancing deep nostalgia with the band’s continued evolution. After three decades, their connection with the audience remains unshakable.

As the night wrapped up, it was impossible not to feel grateful for moments like these. Our Lady Peace in Ottawa proved that great music never fades – it only gets better with time.

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