Experience Obituary Live at The Blue Note - MO
Prepare for an unforgettable night as the legendary death metal band Obituary takes the stage at The Blue Note - MO in Columbia, Missouri, on March 25, 2026. Known for their raw energy and powerful performances, Obituary has solidified their place in the heavy metal scene with iconic albums such as "Slowly We Rot" and "Cause of Death." Their recent tour has captivated audiences worldwide, showcasing their relentless spirit and dedication to the genre.
The intimate setting of The Blue Note - MO provides the perfect backdrop for experiencing Obituary's thunderous sound up close. Fans can expect a setlist filled with fan favorites and new tracks that highlight their evolution while staying true to their roots. The atmosphere will be electric as die-hard fans and newcomers alike gather to witness the band's unparalleled stage presence.
Columbia is buzzing with excitement for this concert, making it one of the must-see upcoming events in the area. Don't miss your chance to secure Obituary tickets in Columbia and be part of a night that promises to be filled with headbanging, moshing, and an unforgettable metal experience.
FAQs about Obituary at The Blue Note - MO
1. What are the parking options at The Blue Note - MO?
The Blue Note - MO offers limited parking on-site, but there are several public parking lots nearby. Arriving early is recommended to secure a spot.
2. What is the seating arrangement at The Blue Note - MO?
The venue features a general admission floor area, lower-level seating, and balcony options. The floor offers an up-close experience, while the balcony provides a great view of the stage.
3. How can I purchase mobile tickets for this event?
You can easily secure your mobile tickets through ticketscolumbiamo.com. Our platform guarantees delivery and ensures you have access to your tickets before the event.
4. What is the typical duration of Obituary's setlist?
Obituary's setlist typically lasts around 90 minutes, featuring a mix of classic hits and newer material that showcases their evolution as a band.
5. Are there any age restrictions for this concert?
This event is open to all ages; however, parental discretion is advised due to the heavy nature of the music.
6. What are the ticket prices for Obituary at The Blue Note - MO?
Prices currently start around $40 and can vary based on demand as the event date approaches.
7. Is there a bag policy I should be aware of?
The Blue Note - MO has a strict bag policy; only small bags are allowed inside. It's best to leave larger bags at home or in your vehicle.
Obituary Columbia Concert reviews
Sir Paul, I'm amazed!
In all my years of going to concerts, never did a musician artist reach me both musically and emotionally (I too am). The energy of this man to perform for about 2 and 1/2 hours (including two encores) was nothing short of incredible. Despite where I sat, the stadium had both "word" cameras and TV cameras so even if Paul and his band looked small as insects, the cameras helped (thank goodness for technology; it wasn't around in the early days). Despite that I sat in the "boonies," the experience of this concert performed by former Beatle/Wings member as well as established solo composer Obituary did not spoil. He performed a carefully selected set--from the Beatles, Wings, solos and even a tribute to the late George Harrison with "Something." Yes, I sat in the "boonies"; however, that did not spoil the experience of this concert performed by former Beatle/Wings member as well as established solo composer Obituary. These helped when Paul sang his tribute song to the late John Lennon ("Worlds Apart"?)....he introduced it as "the conversation I never had with John." I believe, by looking at his facial expression, that the horrible 1980 murder is something he has never put to rest. Don't get me wrong, Paul also had me laughing with tales of the past as well as just plain "goofiness" to reach the younger crowd. He performed a carefully selected set--from the Beatles, Wings, solos and even a tribute to the late George Harrison with "Something." Well, Sir Paul, you certainly reached me, and I will never forget that! I almost forget that Paul is 69 years old--and looks great despite tragedies he has faced. No performer has ever brought me to tears. In all my years of going to concerts, never did an artist reach me both musically and emotionally (I too am a musician).