Silly Goose are bringing Goose Fest to an indoor skatepark. The Atlanta band will headline SkateATL in Chamblee, Georgia, on January 16, 2027, with Yosemite In Black and Actus Reus among the acts joining them. The festival announcement accompanies another unusual Georgia booking: a Denny’s performance that doubled as a music video shoot.
According to Theprp, the band filmed a new video for “Goodnight” during their November 7 show at Denny’s in Norcross. The restaurant chain approved the event, billed as Goose Slam. Its unlikely starting point was a corporate conference in September, where vocalist Jackson Foster appeared to pitch a partnership directly to the company. That approach eventually put the band inside one of its restaurants with permission to perform and cameras recording the set.
The Denny’s appearance was advertised as a free show, with admission available on a first come, first served basis until the restaurant reached capacity. It made the dining room both a performance space and a filming location, with the video production planned as part of the event.
“Goodnight” had already arrived in May with an official music video. Foster called it “a song about being angry” in Blue Grape Music’s release announcement. That earlier video appears below; it predates the Norcross shoot.
Goose Fest puts the band in another space built for something beyond concerts. SkateATL operates an indoor skatepark at 3200 Cumberland Drive in Chamblee. Festival doors open at 5 p.m., with music scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. Tickets are listed at $18 in advance and $20 on the day.
The event is designated 18+, with younger attendees admitted alongside a parent or legal guardian. Every guest must complete an event waiver before entering.
