OK Go Moves Tiny Desk to New NPR Headquarters in Style

OK Go, the renowned American rock band known for their catchy pop tunes and visually stunning music videos, recently helped NPR in moving its Tiny Desk concert series from their old headquarters to the new facility near the U.S. Capitol in a memorable way. The band's innovative approach to music videos, with elaborate choreography and single-take sequences, made them a perfect fit for this special task.

Formed in 1998 in Chicago, Illinois, OK Go consists of Damian Kulash, Tim Nordwind, Dan Konopka, and Andy Ross. Their Grammy-winning music video for "Here It Goes Again" catapulted them to fame in 2007. The band's unique blend of rock music and creative visuals has garnered them a dedicated following over the years.

During the Tiny Desk concert, OK Go showcased their musical talent and energetic performance style, treating the audience to a selection of their popular songs. The event was not only a celebration of music but also a demonstration of the band's willingness to push boundaries and innovate in creative endeavors.OK Go's distinctive approach to music and performance made them the perfect choice to mark this special occasion, highlighting the band's significance beyond just their musical talents.