Goose Louisville Palace Theatre | September 23-24, 2025 | Concert Print | Version 2

Immerse yourself in the magic of live music with the 'Bourbon River Constellation — Two Nights in One Flow' art print, celebrating Goose's unforgettable performances at the Louisville Palace Theatre on September 23-24, 2025. This captivating fan-made concert poster art captures the essence of a dreamlike journey, where the Ohio River transforms into a luminous feather soaring through a starlit sky.

Inspired by Nouveau flow and stained-glass craft, this piece features bead-like droplets that glint with the dual luminescence of chandelier prisms and fine bourbon beads, subtly weaving Louisville's unique material culture into the band's dynamic flight language. Discover ethereal "ghost-geese" silhouettes, suggested by the flow itself, within the curving feather, embodying the band's name in an integrated visual narrative.

The design culminates in a circular medallion, a direct nod to the exquisite rosette and ceiling oculus of the Louisville Palace Theatre. Inside, a dim, starry sky charts the two nights of performance—"09•23" and "09•24" appear as distinct star clusters, orbiting a central halo. Subtle silhouettes of rickhouse roofs and warehouse windows form a tranquil horizon at the base, while faint barrel-stave arcs rise behind the medallion, echoing the Palace's interior cadence. Look closely for tiny fleur-de-lis and a single horseshoe hidden in the droplet patterns, charming nods to local lore.

The nocturnal atmosphere is beautifully rendered in a palette of midnight indigo and deep teal, accented by warm bourbon-amber and patina-copper highlights, culminating in the ethereal pale cream of the rosette moon. The typography for "GOOSE" is elegantly reversed within the medallion, with venue and full dates flowing along the river-feather’s outer curve, creating a piece that feels fluid, kinetic, and dreamlike.

Please note: This art is fan-made and not officially licensed by the artist or band. All prints are part of a limited edition and measure 18x24 inches in dimensions. They are not signed or numbered. Perfect for any Goose fan, concert poster collector, or anyone who cherishes the vibrant spirit of Louisville and the energy of live music.

Note From the Artist:

My inspiration for “Bourbon River Constellation — Two Nights in One Flow” was to capture the essence of a journey—both musical and geographical—that seamlessly blends the grounding spirit of Louisville with the soaring, improvisational energy of Goose. The heart of this piece is the majestic feather, which isn't merely a feather but a lyrical transformation of the Ohio River itself, unfurling across the night sky.

I envisioned the city's material culture elevating into cosmic terrain. Notice how the bead-like droplets along the feather's barbs glint with the dual luminescence of chandelier prisms and fine bourbon beads, subtly weaving Louisville's craft into the band's flight language. Within the curves of this luminous feather, you'll discover the ethereal "ghost-geese," silhouettes suggested by the flow itself rather than explicit outlines, embodying the band's name in a truly integrated way.

The feather arcs gracefully to cradle a circular medallion, directly inspired by the Louisville Palace Theatre's exquisite rosette and ceiling oculus. Inside, a dim, starry sky charts the two nights of performance: "09•23" and "09•24" appear as distinct star clusters, orbiting a central halo—a celestial dial marking a shared experience. Even the city's presence is distilled to its poetic essentials: subtle silhouettes of rickhouse roofs and warehouse windows form a tranquil horizon, while faint barrel-stave arcs rise behind the medallion, echoing the Palace's interior cadence. Look closely, and you might spot tiny fleur-de-lis and a horseshoe hidden in the droplet patterns, charming nods to local lore.

The chosen palette of midnight indigo and deep teal grounds the piece in a nocturnal atmosphere, accented by the warm, inviting glow of bourbon-amber and patina-copper highlights, culminating in the ethereal pale cream of the rosette moon. The typography, with "GOOSE" elegantly reversed within the medallion and venue details flowing along the feather's curve, features condensed display type with ornamental terminals that softly echo the feather's delicate barbs. My aim was to create a print that feels fluid, kinetic, and dreamlike—a lyrical visual narrative that unfolds from the river to the sky, celebrating both the specific moment and the timeless magic of live music.