For the last leg of their current tour as a headliner, O.r.k. brought their show in London at Borderline. Many loyal fans enjoyed the gig and appreciated so much. The band performed many of the songs from the last album “Ramagehead” plus others from the previous “Inflamed rides” and “Soul of an octopus”. The Portuguese rock trio TrYangle opened for them who kept energy high until Ork band came up on the stage.
Here are some of the killer moments of the evening:
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