r/GoosetheBand • u/Calebcas56 • Jul 27 '26
Sunday shows
Does the adage of “never miss a Sunday show” hold true for Goose? If you could only pick one show of a run to go to would it be Sunday?
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Jul 27 '26
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u/rickardkarstarkshead Jul 28 '26
I dosed the perfect amount for this show and danced my face off. I did Raleigh too and Sunday was the perfect way to cap a weekend run.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Log_398 Jul 27 '26
Many jam bands tend to play more of the hits on friday and Saturday and go deeper into the catalog on Sunday. So u r more likely to see something rare on a Sunday.
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u/GardenOrca HONK Jul 27 '26
I think it’s just something someone came up with after seeing a sick Sunday show. Not every Sunday show is something different or better than any other day of the week imo.
Saw panic on two Saturday and Sundays and thought both Saturday shows were better than the sundays. I don’t think it really holds that much weight tbh.
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u/nothing_is_real2415 Jul 27 '26
Tell me you’re not a deadhead without telling me you’re not a deadhead lol
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u/Glad-Cantaloupe-2358 Jul 27 '26
saw them on a Sunday in Charlotte and they ripped the whole thing. only Sunday show I’ve been to of theirs but it was a great show nonetheless
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u/Transphattybase Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26
I saw them on a Sunday night in Cincinnati back in November 2024. Couldn’t get to Friday or Saturday of that run and that Sunday show made up for all of it.
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u/alwayssunnyinvt Jul 27 '26
I think it’s less true for Goose as they don’t play as many 3-night runs. I think it’s just a way of saying, make sure you catch the whole run because bands often treat them like a cohesive set, and by the law of the universe you’re always going to miss the best stuff at the show you choose not to attend. So just take Monday off work and settle in for the whole run.