Geese

Geese land at Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow on 25 August 2026 with a set that threads Brooklyn‑bred indie rock with post-punk edges, art-rock detours and a psych tint. The five-piece built its identity on angular guitars, shifting rhythms and a talk-sung delivery that flips from tension to release without warning. On stage, they push their songs wider, letting sections stretch and mutate, leaning into improvisation while keeping everything taut and direct.

Expect material from their first two albums, Projector and 3D Country, reimagined live: jagged riffs rubbing against open, roomy passages; rushes of energy giving way to off-kilter melodies; folk and Americana hints slipping into the churn. The band’s chemistry keeps the grooves restless and the structures elastic, with sudden breaks, guitar textures that scrape and shimmer, and drums that keep changing the ground underfoot. It’s a show built on contrasts, where rough edges and tuneful lines coexist, and where the songs don’t just mirror the records—they breathe, stretch and find new routes in the moment.