Goose Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre Concert Print | September 19, 2025 | Sterling Heights, MI | Variant 2

Capture the tranquil beauty of a perfect concert night with this stunning fan-made print, inspired by Goose's performance at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre on September 19, 2025. This limited edition art print distills the essence of the venue and the band's renowned aesthetic into a serene, abstract landscape.

Inspired by the "Freedom Hill Topographies" and modernist design, this piece features a captivating paper-cut style composition. Layered, curving hills in deep, cool greens and muted blues build from the base, each imbued with subtle, organic textures. Above, the sky transitions in a breathtaking split-fountain gradient, moving from the warm glow of peach and amber dusk to a profound periwinkle and indigo twilight. The venue's distinctive tensile canopy is rendered as a luminous expanse of warm white negative space, appearing as a clean silhouette catching the last light or the initial stage glow. Delicate breeze-lines suggest movement, enhancing the expansive atmosphere. A subtle freshwater motif, etched into the lowest hill, quietly pays homage to Michigan's abundant lakes. The typography, featuring "Goose" and concert details, is refined and minimal, allowing the visual narrative to take center stage.

This print is a unique way to celebrate your love for Goose and commemorate the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre experience. It's an ideal addition to any music lover's collection, a thoughtful gift for a fellow fan, or a striking piece of modern wall decor for your home.

Important Details:

This is a limited edition print. Please note that prints are not signed or numbered.

This art is fan-made and is not officially licensed by Goose, the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre, or any associated entity. It is an artistic interpretation inspired by the band and venue.

Bring home a piece of the magic and atmosphere of a memorable Goose show.

Note From the Artist:

This print for Goose at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre is a serene abstraction, born from the 'Freedom Hill Topographies' of Michigan's landscape and the iconic architecture of the venue. My creative journey began by imagining the sweeping amphitheater lawns and the distinct white tensile canopy rendered with the understated elegance of a modern paper-cut composition.

I aimed to capture the calm expectancy of an outdoor show transitioning from golden hour to nightfall. The layered, curving bands that form the hills are expressed in deep, cool greens and muted blues, each imbued with a unique, subtle texture—a nod to natural elements like leaf veins or brushed fibers, without ever becoming literal. This technique gives depth and organic richness to the abstracted forms.

Above this pastoral foundation, the sky unfolds in a breathtaking split-fountain gradient, shifting from the warm embrace of peach and amber dusk to a profound periwinkle and indigo twilight. It's here that the venue's distinctive canopy truly shines, not as a drawn object, but as a luminous expanse of warm white negative space. This clean silhouette, edged with a subtle pearl sheen, evokes the material catching the last light or the initial glow of the stage. Delicate breeze-lines arc gracefully across the upper sky, suggesting air moving over the fabric, adding to the expansive atmosphere.

A subtle freshwater motif, etched as meandering micro-lines within the lowest hill layer, provides a quiet homage to Michigan's abundant lakes. The typography, a refined, left-aligned stack, is intentionally quiet and poised, allowing the visual forms to breathe and carry the primary emotional weight.