Geese Honors Stone Roses in Manchester

0:00On March 25th, New York Rock Band Geese thrilled fans and Manchester on Tuesday night, March 24th, at the O2 Victoria warehouse by covering The Stone Rose's classic Fools Gold from 1989. It was a nod to the local heroes during their high-energy live set. They smartly blended the cover right into their own track, all 2122 from the 2023 album 3D Country, something they often do, on tour to mix things up. This isn't the first time Geese has honored the Stone Rose's. Just last month, they grabbed their first big win at the Brit Awards for international group of the year, and frontman Max Basson gave a shout out to. The band's late-basist Monty in his speech. Right now, the group is wrapping up a world tour behind their upcoming 2025 release, getting killed, which kicked off last year with North American dates. It all ends tonight, March 25th, at London's O2 Kentish Town Forum. After that, expect Geese at major summer festivals like Primavera Sound, Baneru, Coachella, Governor's Ball, Lala Palusa, and Outside Lands, keeping. The momentum rolling strong.

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