Twenty years ago, GOOSE released its first single ‘Audience’.
‘You’re the crowd, you’re the audience’ it sounded back then and not much has changed about that attitude.

The debut album ‘Bring It On’ arose from the need of four young friends from Kortrijk to break loose and see the world with their music. That ambition did not turn out to be in vain, as GOOSE was signed to Fatboy Slim’s British label Skint and took the band all over Europe, as far as Japan and Australia. Four more studio albums followed, from which came singles like the classic ‘Synrise’ with its iconic cover, as well as ‘British Mode’, ‘Call Me’ and ‘Words’. It has already earned them four MIAs and a spot on the line-up of the biggest festivals. The Guardian once aptly described them as ‘an onstage powerhouse, successfully bridging the gap between electronic music and rock’, which they proved once again on their latest studio album ‘Endless’. Bringing people together is exactly what makes this band so unique far beyond our borders.