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Jun
27
Jun
27
Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion
Goose just unveiled a summer tour scheduled this year. The Connecticut-based band will be taking their jam rock sets to the stage, inviting everyone to come and rock along. With a new album "Everything Must Go" scheduled to arrive this April, it's gonna be a night jammed up with their big hits & new anthems in the mix. After wrapping up a busy year of touring, they can't help but head back on the road and spend the year with all of their fans. Keeping up with their reputation as an act that people can't miss, they truly belong to the stage. Sharing infectious energy as they rock it out, you'll find yourselves singing, dancing, jumping, cheering, and raising those hands all-night long. Making rounds across music publications & social media lately, Goose is an act that's bound to get bigger as the days go by. So, hurry up and mark this date - June 27 at BankNH Pavilion. Book you tickets now!
It's time to get loud. Goose is letting loose because "Everything Must Go." On tour, they'll be performing new hits and crowd-favorite bangers as the jam band heads back to big stage. After wrapping up a busy touring schedule last year, they can't help but return and give their fans even more shows to remember. This time, they're kicking off a new era as their new album arrives this April.
The Connecticut-based indie & psychedelic ensemble is on the rise as one of the nation's hottest must-see live acts. Over the past few years, they've made waves across social media and reviews from music critics for their unique sound & infectious stage energies.
In a headline by Rolling Stone, Jon Blistein writes "GOOSE COULD BE YOUR NEXT FAVORITE JAM BAND — IF THEY’RE EVEN A JAM BAND." Playing sold-out shows in arenas & the beloved Red Rocks, the boys have made a name for themselves. Although, they're defying the usual notion of jam bands - they love recording in the studio as mush as they love the spontaneity of live shows.
"Clearly, the live thing is the main event at this point," Rick told Rolling Stone. "But we love recording and want to keep exploring possibilities there. My hope is that, now, it’ll be a little bit more balanced. We have no intention of changing the fact that we are a live band, but we’d all love to to see the albums become something that they don’t typically become for jam bands."
A group hailed as "The Next Great American Jam Band" by UPROXX, these fellas are just being their true selves. Rock energy flows through their veins. Straight from Connecticut, the band found their way through national acclaim as word spread of their rockin' attitudes. Describing Goose's "surging drawing power as a live act," they've been gaining more exposure - with mainstream outlets taking notice. The New York Times recognized the band as one of the hottest rising acts out there, and they got a gig on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
With a new album where "The idea was to throw everything at this project. To wipe the slate clean," as described by Rick, it's all about letting go of control. Now, all they gotta do is rock 'em out.
Don't miss out in their huge summer tour by booking those tickets now!
72 Meadowbrook Lane, Gilford, New Hampshire, 03249, US