Goose | November 3, 2026 | Kansas City, MO | Concert Poster

Capture the magic of Goose's performance in Kansas City with this stunning, unofficial fan-made concert poster. This intricate 18x24 print is a must-have for any fan, commemorating the show at The Midland Theatre on November 3, 2026. Rendered in a detailed, hand-drawn linocut style, this artwork is packed with symbolism and vibrant color.

**PLEASE NOTE:** This is an unofficial, fan-made piece of art inspired by the band. It is not official merchandise.

Our design features a mystical, third-eyed fox gazing out over the Kansas City skyline, with the iconic Liberty Memorial rising in the center, its flame a beacon in the swirling sky. Flanked by friendly sphinxes, a grand staircase sees tiny pilgrims ascending toward the light, creating a scene of whimsical reverence. The artwork's rich palette of navy, teal, orange, and gold pops on the premium heavy matte poster stock, bringing the entire composition to life.

**Product Details:**
- **Size:** 18" x 24" (Standard poster size for easy framing)
- **Paper:** Premium, gallery-quality heavy matte poster stock
- **Style:** Full-bleed design with a vibrant, screen-printed aesthetic
- **Artwork:** Unofficial fan art inspired by Goose's music and Kansas City landmarks.

This poster makes a fantastic gift for any Goose fan or a beautiful addition to your own collection of music memorabilia and wall decor. Hang it in your office, music room, or living space to keep the vibe of the show alive.

Note from the Artist:
As a huge fan, I wanted this design to feel like a visual journey, much like one of the band's extended jams. I imagined a secret, mystical version of Kansas City, blending the familiar Liberty Memorial with ancient Egyptian motifs like the sphinxes to create a sense of timelessness. The central figure, a calm, third-eyed fox, represents a kind of knowing guide, connected by a rope to the flame of inspiration. It’s all about the pilgrimage—the fans, the band, everyone journeying toward that shared moment of musical light. This piece is my tribute to that collective experience, a snapshot of the magic felt at a live show.