Jason Momoa

ÖOF TATATÁ Is Coming to a City Near You

This isn’t a polished arena tour with pyrotechnics and a merchandise stand the size of a shopping mall. This is something rawer, wilder, and more alive than that. Jason Momoa, Mike Hayes, and Kenny Dale — three friends who found each other through music long before the world was watching — playing the songs they actually love in rooms where you can feel every note in your chest and every kick drum in your spine.

The ÖOF TATATÁ tour has already torn through the US, Dubai, New Zealand, and Hawai’i, leaving packed rooms, ringing ears, and stories people are still telling. And it shows absolutely no sign of slowing down.

Not a Show. An Experience.

There’s a reason fans travel across states — and sometimes across countries — to catch an ÖOF TATATÁ night. It’s not just the setlist, though the setlist alone would be worth it. It’s the atmosphere that builds the moment you walk in. The kind of room where strangers become friends before the first song ends. Where the barrier between stage and crowd feels more like a suggestion than a rule.

Jason Momoa doesn’t perform at you. He performs with you. That energy — mutual, electric, completely unscripted — is what makes every single night different from the last.

The Music

ÖOF TATATÁ was born from a shared obsession with the titans of rock. Their live setlist pulls from the deepest cuts of:

• Black Sabbath — heavy, dark, and relentless
• Led Zeppelin — muscular grooves and raw blues power
• Jimi Hendrix — electric, soulful, completely untamed
• Metallica — precision meets aggression
• The Stooges — proto-punk chaos and attitude
• Queens of the Stone Age — modern desert rock swagger

Add in a handful of surprises that change show to show, and you have a setlist that feels less like a programme and more like a conversation. These guys play what moves them on the night — and it shows.

Where They’ve Been. Where They’re Going.

In the last year alone, ÖOF TATATÁ have played iconic rooms including the Whisky A Go Go on the Sunset Strip, celebrated the launch of Meili Vodka at sold-out events across America, performed a free headline show at ilani Casino Resort, and brought the house down at the Aloha in Action Benefit Concert in Hawai’i alongside Jack Johnson and Kolohe Kai.

From intimate 300-capacity clubs to open-air charity stages, the band has proven they can own any room, any size, anywhere in the world. The global footprint keeps expanding — the US, Dubai, New Zealand, Australia, Hawai’i — and the next wave of dates is building behind the scenes right now.

No confirmed shows for June 2026 onwards yet — but the silence before an ÖOF TATATÁ announcement is always the loudest part. Stay locked in.

The People Behind the Sound

Jason Momoa — Bass

Before Aquaman. Before Khal Drogo. Before any of it — there was the music. Jason has spoken about live performance as the one thing that genuinely terrifies him, and that fear is exactly why he keeps doing it. On bass, he is not the movie star. He is the musician. Present, raw, and completely in it.

Mike Hayes — Guitar & Vocals

The engine of ÖOF TATATÁ. Mike’s guitar work draws direct comparisons to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix — blues-drenched, technically ferocious, and always in service of the song. His vocals anchor the band’s sound with a grit that cuts through every room they play.

Kenny Dale — Drums

The heartbeat. Kenny Dale’s drumming is the foundation that lets Jason and Mike push the edges of every performance. Precise when it needs to be. Explosive when it doesn’t. The kind of drummer who makes the whole band sound twice as big.

More Than a Tour — A Movement

ÖOF TATATÁ isn’t just a side project. It’s Jason Momoa putting his name, his time, and his genuine passion into something that has nothing to do with box office numbers or franchise expectations. This is the part of him that exists before the cameras roll.

It’s also tied to something bigger — Meili Vodka, the premium Montana-made spirit Jason co-founded on principles of sustainability and craft, has become a partner in many shows. Turning a gig night into a full sensory experience: great music, great drinks, and the knowledge that both were made with intention.

Proceeds from select shows have gone directly to causes Jason cares about — from flood relief in Hawai’i to clean water initiatives. Pride of Gypsies isn’t just a brand. It’s a way of showing up for the world.

The Next Chapter Starts Soon

New dates for the second half of 2026 and beyond are coming. The tour is not over — it’s evolving. Bigger rooms, new cities, new countries. If you’ve been waiting for ÖOF TATATÁ to come to you, 2026 might finally be your year.

Here’s what you need to do right now:

• Turn on post notifications for @oof_tatata on Instagram — new dates land here first
• Follow @prideofgypsies — Jason announces personally
• Set a Ticketmaster alert for ÖOF TATATÁ so you’re notified the moment tickets go live
• Track the band on Songkick and Bandsintown for city-by-city alerts
• Check back on this page — we update it the moment new shows are confirmed

“It gives me an opportunity to have two hours to really be scared… It’s rejuvenating. You get that energy back from fans.”

— Jason Momoa on performing live with ÖOF TATATÁ

When the next date drops near you — don’t think about it. Just go.