Goose Unveils Fall 2026 Tour Dates
The Connecticut rock group mapped out a November run heavy on multi-night stands, including stops in Kansas City, Milwaukee, Nashville and more.
By Scott Bernstein Jun 1, 2026 • 8:48 am PDT

Photo by Ian Rawn
Goose are currently in Paris to begin the tail end of a highly successful European tour, but the quartet is also eyeing autumn. The Connecticut-based ensemble mapped out a 14-date Fall Tour scheduled for November.
The run opens with two nights in Kansas City (Missouri) on November 3 and 4, followed by a three-night stand in Milwaukee. Goose then hits Nashville for two shows before returning to the Northeast for dates in Uncasville (Connecticut), Portland (Maine), Charlottesville (Virginia), Pittsburgh and Rochester (New York).
An artist presale begins on Wednesday, June 3 at 10 a.m. local venue time. Additional presales follow before the general ticket on-sale starts on Friday, June 5 at 10 a.m. local venue time.
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Goose made their Cologne, Germany debut on Saturday, May 30. The latest show of the group’s second-ever European tour featured a pair of stellar song sandwiches. The foursome wrapped their opening stanza with an “Iguana Song” that encompassed their first cover of A-ha’s “Take On Me” since October 26, 2024 — 106 shows. Goose then kicked off their second set with a wild “Pancakes” featuring “Creatures” within. Broadcasts of Goose Spring 2026 shows across Europe are available via nugs.
On June 12, Goose will release their sixth studio album, BIG MODERN!. The 15-track LP arrives one day before the group launches their summer tour in Toronto.
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