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Flamin Ohs is a cornerstone of Minneapolis rock, a band that started as Flamingo in 1977 before evolving into Flamin Ohs to navigate a naming conflict. They became a recognizable part of the early 1980s MTV era, with innovative videos directed by Chuck Statler for I Remember Romance and Stop. The group’s discography spans multiple decades, and they’re celebrated as a local institution with a star on the First Avenue Walk of Fame. Their sound blends power-pop, new wave, and classic rock, earning a dedicated following in Minnesota and beyond. Here you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information, so you can secure your seats and experience their resilient live presence.

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Flamin Ohs continue to tour and perform across Minnesota, with active official updates at flaminohs.com and social channels. Their 2025 dates include performances at the Turf Club in Saint Paul and the Como Zoo Conservatory, offering fans a chance to reconnect with the band’s energetic live show. Whether you’re a longtime follower or new to their catalog, we’ve got you covered with reliable, no-nonsense ticket options and direct links to the band’s official pages. For the latest news, stay tuned to official social media and venues’ listings.

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Quick Facts About Flamin Ohs

  • Originated in Minneapolis in 1977 (originally Flamingo) and later adopted the name Flamin’ Oh’s due to a naming conflict.
  • One of the early 1980s MTV-era acts with videos directed by Chuck Statler for I Remember Romance and Stop.
  • Discography spans 1978–2015, including albums: Flamingo (1978), Flamin’ Oh’s (1980), Oh! (1981), Desire (1985), Paint the Sky (1986), Live at Moby Dick’s (2003), Long Live the King (2005), Here and Now (2015).
  • Reunited in 1997; Long Live the King (2005) was their first new recording in nearly 20 years; Here and Now followed in 2015.
  • Have a star on the First Avenue Walk of Fame in Minneapolis for localSignificance; widely referenced as a Minneapolis rock institution.
  • Official site and social presence are maintained via flaminohs.com, with Facebook event tie-ins for shows.

The records

Flamin Ohs Discography

  • Here And Now
    2015 · Self-released
  • Long Live the King
    2005 · SMA Records
  • Live at Moby Dick’s
    2003 · Art Records
  • Paint The Sky
    1986 · Blackberry Way Records
  • Desire
    1985 · Blackberry Way Records
  • Oh!
    1981 · Fat City Records
  • Flamin’ Oh's
    1980 · Fat City Records
  • Flamingo
    1978 · Unknown

The hits

Top Flamin Ohs Songs

  • Strange Times
    2019 · N/A
  • Stop
    1981 · N/A
  • I Remember Romance
    1980 · N/A
  • Flamingo
    1978 · N/A

Flamin Ohs continue to tour and perform across Minnesota, with active official updates at flaminohs.com and social channels. Their 2025 dates include performances at the Turf Club in Saint Paul and the Como Zoo Conservatory, offering fans a chance to reconnect with the band’s energetic live show. Whether you’re a longtime follower or new to their catalog, we’ve got you covered with reliable, no-nonsense ticket options and direct links to the band’s official pages. For the latest news, stay tuned to official social media and venues’ listings.

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