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Geese Honors Stone Roses With "Fools Gold" Cover

25 Mar

Summary

Geese covered the Stone Roses' 1989 hit "Fools Gold."
The cover was performed at Manchester's O2 Victoria Warehouse.
The band previously shouted out the Stone Roses at the BRIT Awards.

Geese Honors Stone Roses With "Fools Gold" Cover

During a recent performance at Manchester's O2 Victoria Warehouse, Geese honored local icons The Stone Roses. The band delivered a rendition of the Stone Roses' 1989 classic, "Fools Gold." This musical tribute was reportedly integrated into Geese's own song "2122," a practice they often incorporate into their live sets.

The band's appreciation for The Stone Roses extends beyond this performance. Last month, upon receiving the International Group of the Year award at the BRIT Awards, Geese member Max Bassin included a tribute to the late frontman Gary "Mani" Mounfield in his acceptance speech, demonstrating a lasting connection to the beloved Manchester band.

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