This August, for the first time since the inaugural year of the wildly unique music festival, Park City Song Summit, the blending of live performances, open-ended panel discussions, and mountain-air wellness activities will take place in the heart of the city where it was born.

Goose has shared “Thatch,” an eagerly awaited highlight from their much-anticipated fourth studio album, Everything Must Go, which arrives everywhere via No Coincidence Records on Friday, April 25. Pre-orders are available now. A beloved fan favorite since it first appeared in the band’s always evolving live set in 2022, “Thatch” demonstrates the band’s ability to play in multiple registers on the same track.

The Harvest Music Festival, Fredericton's renowned musical extravaganza, will celebrate its milestone 35th anniversary with an electrifying lineup, promising unforgettable performances from internationally acclaimed acts and local favorites.

The 2025 festival will be headlined by powerhouse performers including The Revivalists, The Head and the Heart, Goose, Melissa Etheridge, Indigo Girls, Portugal. The Man, and Lotus, setting the stage for six vibrant days of music and celebration.

Following last year’s historic Suwannee Hulaween - where Bob Weir performed with The String Cheese Incident for a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration - the iconic independent music festival has just announced a powerhouse, multi-genre lineup for its 12th annual edition. Set to return to its beloved home at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Florida, Hulaween 2025 will take place from Thursday, October 30 - Sunday, November 2, 2025.

Goose has released “Your Direction,” the new single from their forthcoming album, Everything Must Go, set for release on April 25 via No Coincidence Records.

Goose has announced that percussionist Jeff Arevalo will no longer be a member of the band due to personal behavior incompatible with the band's core values. The difficult decision follows a thorough consideration aimed at upholding the group's commitment to respect, community values, and providing a safe environment for all.

Goose took their growing passion for experiential music events to unprecedented heights with “Goose at Luna Luna: Everything Must Go Experience,” an exclusive one-night celebration of their eagerly awaited fourth studio album, Everything Must Go, held last night at the visionary Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy exhibit at The Shed in New York City.

Goose will celebrate the arrival of their eagerly anticipated fourth studio album, Everything Must Go, with a truly once-in-a-lifetime record release event at Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy, the visionary fine art amusement park currently installed at The Shed in New York City’s Hudson Yards (545 West 30th Street).

“Lead Up,” the second single off of Goose’s forthcoming new album, Everything Must Go, opens with a distant howl cutting through the stillness. The song begins ominously, showcasing the band’s ethereal register. Its searching lyrics — “oftentimes we worry about the things we waste”— read melancholic, but they are acid-tinged.

This March, Cotter and Friends (ft. Cotter Ellis of Goose) will bring their high-energy and dynamic performances to Colorado for a two-night run of unforgettable collaboration. More than just a side project, Cotter and Friends is a musical reunion of familiar faces featuring the talents of members of Goose, Swimmer, Magic Beans, and the Kitchen Dwellers.