Goose returned for the second night of Goosemas XI at the North Charleston Coliseum and delivered even more twists and turns. They kept fans on their toes with an unpredictable set, despite revisiting a theme they had executed multiple times before.

The end of the year, along with Goosemas, is upon us once again. It’s hard to believe how fast 2024 flew—and flew it did. Goose delivered the first night of the bingo-themed Goosemas XI without a hitch at the North Charleston Coliseum on Friday, December 13th, much to the delight of the fans. The show included the mystery of the bingo balls, which featured a couple of first-time-played covers.

For the first time in their 10-year history, Goose ascended to the legendary stage of Madison Square Garden, thrilling a sold-out crowd during the Soulshine benefit concert — a collaborative effort to support Western North Carolina’s relief and recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Spearheaded by headlining act Dave Matthews Band, the evening also featured electrifying full-band performances from Warren Haynes Band and Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats.

Connecticut-based rock quintet Goose has announced a series of upcoming North American headline dates – their first scheduled tour of 2025. The three-city run includes three-night stands at Milwaukee, WI’s Miller High Life Theatre (February 6–8) and Grand Rapids, MI’s 20 Monroe Live (February 13–15), along with the band's first appearance in Canada at Toronto, ON’s History (February 11).

Night two in St. Augustine with Goose felt like a dream, as the band continued to play out of their minds in a mild tropical paradise. Most folks spent their day on the beach, by the pool, or enjoying the incredibly fresh seafood before lazily making the mile-or-two migration to the venue, the St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

As their Florida run continued, Goose headed to the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, ranked the second-best amphitheater in the USA by Pollstar Magazine in 2019. This 5,000-capacity venue boasted impeccable sound and not a single bad seat in the house. The band, still on fire from the previous night, delighted the crowd with several notable covers.

Goose celebrated their first Halloween in St. Petersburg, Florida, on October 31, 2024, with a crowd of around five thousand fans and a chilling Stranger Things theme. This all took place adjacent to the St. Pete Pier, nestled within Tampa Bay. The band was as thrilled to be in Florida as the fans were to see them on their home turf. They unveiled a number of new, first-time-played tunes intermixed with their signature indie groove originals.

“SOULSHINE,” a benefit concert to support relief and recovery efforts in Western North Carolina and Florida following Hurricanes Helene and Milton, was announced today. The all-star event will take place at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, November 24, following Dave Matthews Band's sold-out two-night stand (November 22 & 23). The concert will feature performances by Dave Matthews Band, Warren Haynes Band (based in Haynes' hometown of Asheville), Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, and Goose.

Connecticut-based rock band Goose made their return to Avondale Brewing Company in Birmingham, AL for a fiery two set performance in support of Hurricane Helene relief efforts. Originally slated to perform in Asheville, NC, the relocated show brought a packed house to the familiar venue, where in collaboration with Conscious Alliance funds were raised for local organizations like BeLoved Asheville and Hearts with Hands, who are providing immediate aid to those impacted by the devastating storm.

Goose's performance at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, NC, on October 25, 2024, was a poignant blend of artistry and altruism, held as a benefit for Hurricane Helene relief. In partnership with Conscious Alliance, the Connecticut-based rock band raised money in support of local organizations like BeLoved Asheville and Hearts with Hands, who are  providing immediate assistance to those in need following the devastation of Hurricane Helene.