How a flat tyre and a fan named Grant made a Denver concert legendary.
The road to rock glory is often paved with mishaps, but Brooklyn’s Geese have a knack for turning misfortune into magic.
During their Denver stop at the Gothic Theatre, the band didn’t just deliver a blistering set in support of their acclaimed album ‘Getting Killed,’ they turned a literal roadblock into a moment of communal charity.
After a flat tyre threatened to deflate their journey, the indie quintet decided to raffle the battered rubber onstage, donating all proceeds to the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition.
The lucky winner, a fan named Grant, received a celebratory on-stage phone call from frontman Cameron Winter during the encore.
Elevating the night further, Geese unleashed the live tour debut of the fan-favourite anthem ‘First World Warrior,’ proving that even with a flat, this band knows how to soar.
