Straight into spring!  March is upon us... Come have a great time at this fun old pub!  Enjoy our new patio and all the amazing music that we have to offer.




Thursday the 1st, we welcome back the Avalanche duo with their beautiful violin and guitar music. From classical, to old country folk, to blue grass, Avalanche was hand picked by the Fox & Goose's founder Bill Dalton. He met them at a friends wedding and invited them to come play, and we are very happy to have them back. Check them out here. Have a glass of wine and enjoy their sweet melodies.









We always love Mandolin Avenue with their brand of acoustic Americana and bluegrass sounds and they'll be performing on March 2nd.  Lots of harmonies, great pickin' and odd instruments are the order for this star-studded band.  Also bringing folky melodies and fun memories are Proxy Moon and Amy Scott.  Come out and enjoy a relaxing night of folk music and get some Fish & Chips at Sacramento's oldest British Pub.

Saturday, March 3rd is a very special show.  The Project Hank Benefit(named after Hank the lab who almost died, but folks donated $2800 and he has made a full recovery) was such a success back in December that it's organizers, Kevin and Allyson Seconds, have decided to do it again.  This time the money raised will go to The Mercer Vet Hospital who does all the free services for the pets of the homeless through Loaves and Fishes.  The Line up so far is Kevin & Allyson, Gabe Nelson(Cake), Two Sheds, Jay Shaner, Gillian Underwood, Marc Del Chiaro, Emile & Tara Dalkey, String Theory, and Julie the Bruce.  Come save an animal and have a Nutburger and a Smithwick's!





The Goose has some cool eclectic sounds happening this March.  Kolorgize and Essence of October are coming through with Emily Kollars as the neo-soul songstress with a big voice and sweet sculpted melodies.  They're bringing their jazz/pop experimental music to get your toes tappin' and your spring steppin'!  Also performing is indie rock artist Pete Nesteruk.  Don't miss this awesome free show!

March 8th it's another great free Goose show with Martin Purtill and Shaun Hopper.  Martin is a enigmatic local songwriter and brings a fresh sound and a fun atmosphere.  Shaun is an amazing guitarist who puts his own twist on some favorites.  Check out his acoustic acrobatics on this classic Stevie Wonder song here.  We've got everything you need for an interesting and affordable Thursday night date.  Have a Cornish Pasty, some lager, and enjoy some awesome quality independent music.  Show starts at 8pm.




Friday March 9th, it's a cool line up of full-on dark lo-fi indie rock/pop with G. Green, Julian Elorduy(Fine Steps), and Lenz(Oakland).  This will be a great night of intelligent artful music and is an example of why we are truly lucky to be here.  If this show was in Brooklyn or London people would be getting their hair done!  If you miss this one you will be sorry...   Come out and enjoy the new patio and have a pint!









Cold Eskimo is a force to be reckoned with.  They definitely pack this old public house, but we just can't get enough!  So once again hold onto your Nutburgers!  It's time for the supreme experimentally beautiful indie pop sounds of Sacramento's latest musical treasure.  Remember what drew you to music?  This group has it all.  Beautiful female and male vocals, lush guitars, sweet trumpet melodies, interesting electronic sounds, and rock solid drums.  Opening the show it's: Delta City Ramblers and Melissa Lingo.







And always a Goose fave, we have Steve McLane on Wednesday the 14th and 28th. Steve has been playing at Fox & Goose since the early days. His smooth voice and perfect guitar playing are the vibe we can only hope will last forever. Playing classics from Neil Young to the Beatles to Bob Dylan, he always leaves us wanting more, and it's always a mellow way to spend a Wednesday evening with a pint and a pasty.






On Thursday the 15th we are very happy to have The Congress from Denver, Colorado.  They're stopping by on tour with their Radiohead friendly music.  Don't miss this very cool free show with local folk rockers, Stoneberry.  You'll always find great music, friendly people, and really good beer at Fox & Goose.

Friday the 16th it's Richard March and his good old fashioned country diddies.  He's been playing these lonesome songs at the Goose for quite a while and we're always happy to have him.  Also on the bill it's Jenn Rogar and the Adorables sneaking in a little Mike Farrell to keep things extra sweet!  Ardellas Crown(formerly Greenhouse) is back with their nice pop sound.  Bring a friend and hear some amazing music over a pint of Smithwicks!

St. Patrick's Day 2012 at Fox & Goose is gonna be a night to remember! Come celebrate Saturday, March 17th with Whiskey and Stitches and our longtime Celtic friends Griffin.  We're gonna open the warehouse and have more than enough Guinness to bring the Shamrock out of ya!  Don't forget to wear green or you'll get pinched!  Have some corned beef and cabbage too!








If you didn't get enough on Saturday, Wednesday, March 21st then come out to Fox & Goose's Traditional Irish Jam Session, hosted by Laura Tjoekler.  Everyone is welcome and you can grab a pint of Guinness and just listen, or bring an instrument and join in!  Have an Erin Go Bragh(Ireland Forever) sandwich with corned beef, melted swiss cheese, and grilled onions on rye, served with chips.







On Thursday the 22nd, it's The Mike Justis Band.  Mike has played at the Goose for many many years.  And his brand of classic acoustic music is always refreshing.  Featuring Kathy Barwick, Mike Justis, and Steve McLane you're always in for some great Americana, Blues, and Classic Folk music.

Friday, March 23rd we're very happy to have back the super entertaining Walking Spanish.  Named after a Tom Waits song, this band is so solid and diverse it seems like they're bound for glory.  Lead singer and guitarist, Alex Nelson, has a voice very reminiscent of an older Lennon, Jeff Buckley, and a little Dylan.  With great originals and well polished covers this group will keep you wanting more.  Opening the show is Honyock, a band of young Elk Grovians, who went from "Riches To Ragtime."  Come and support live music in Sactown.  This is the next generation of musicians and they are here and stellar!

Saturday, it's a double-trouble birthday bash with a couple of music dudes that have been playing at the Goose for quite a while now.  It's Chris Twomey with his band The Diva Kings and Sean Kilcoyne's Trainwreck Revival celebrating with Dad's Lps.  This is gonna be a fun party.  The Diva Kings and Trainwrecks will be the Americana wheat bread for Dad's Lp's pop/rock sandwich.  With that said, you should probably have a Banger on a Bun with your Fuller's ESB, and enjoy some righteous music!  Hope to see you here...

March 29th the Goose has another amazing free show with Hans and the Hot Mess, Adams & Eves(San Diego), and Amy Bleu(PDX).  Hans Eberbach is the front man for The Nibblers and here we find him looping tracks in Ableton Live.  Adams and Eves is a really quirky 6 piece group made up of two families.  They remind me of the beauty and sophistication of the great Scottish band, Belle and Sebastian.  Amy Bleu radiates some kind of mischief or darkness with her eclectic songs of longing and heartbreak.  Come hear something you've never heard before, and enjoy our wonderful selection of single-malt Scotch!

Friday the 30th, it's The Storytellers, and they've got a brand new sound with Kenny Beasley on guitar and vocals.  Come out and enjoy some old Sacto rocksteady with this classic line up.  Opening with an all acoustic set is the Street Urchinz with their rockin' sound.  Let's have some London Pride and enjoy a fun night of really good music!

And to finish off March, on Saturday the 31st it's The Fortunate Few, Dry County Drinkers, and The Vintage Vandals.  This will be another great country and rockabilly night with lots of $2 Olys and good times for everyone.  Michael Ray Strauch, The infamous lead singer of the Fortunate Few has the Heart and Soul of what a great Honky Tonk Singer should be.  And the Vintage Vandals are northern California's premier live rockabilly act bringing high energy entertainment.  Dry County Drinkers are a fun and funny Honky Tonk band.  So come out and let's get those boots tapping!

February is here and Fox & Goose is still the best place to get a pint of lager, some chips, and see some of the best music to come through Sacramento.  Let's take a look at who's gonna play!

Normandie Wilson and The Golden Hour are on tour and bringing their great music and fun vibe to the Goose.  They are super fun and you should not miss this free show.  Also on the bill is local accordion rocker Julie the Bruce.  She will entertain the socks off ya!











February 2nd we're bringing back the Avalanche duo with their beautiful violin and guitar music. From classical, to old country folk, to blue grass, Avalanche was hand picked by the Fox & Goose's founder Bill Dalton. He met them at a friends wedding and invited them to come play, and we are very, very happy to have them. Check them out here. Have a Mulled Wine and enjoy their sweet melodies.

On Friday, February 3rd we've got Majesty, which features the amazing Mike Diaz.  Mike has fronted some great Sacramento bands, such as, the super soul injected Payback, the psych-rock group Red Tyger Church, and the Sacto super group Pretty Girls.  Described by Andy Laughlin as "the breakdancing illegitimate love child of young Rod Stewart and Aretha Franklin."  Don't miss this show... seriously.  Also playing is Crossing the River with their grooves and afro/soul rhythms and Vanderslices.






Saturday the 4th, it's Kevin Seconds.  He's the founder of 7Seconds, Sacramento's original punk rock band.  His music has taken him around the world and then some.  He's brought Jay Shaner who has been a long time Fox & Goose favorite.  Always sweet, but his lyrics will break your heart.  And a new one, Filthy Luke will bring his version of acoustic chaos.  It'll be a night of acoustic/independent music.  Come out and support live music and eat a nut burger!






And always a Goose fave, we have Steve McLane on Wednesday the 8th and 22nd. Steve has been playing at Fox & Goose since the early days. His smooth voice and perfect guitar playing are the vibe we can only hope will last forever. Playing classics from Neil Young to the Beatles to Bob Dylan, he always leaves us wanting more, and it's always a mellow way to spend a Wednesday evening with a pint and a pasty.





Thursday, February 9th we bring Hans and The Hot Mess and Martin Purtill.  Hans Eberbach is the front man for The Nibblers and here we find him looping tracks in Ableton Live.  If he doesn't use his super soulful voice to lure you in than he must have something else up his sleeve.  And we're also happy to welcome back Mr. Martin Purtill.  He's a great songwriter and always gets people all messy too!  Come out and have some Belhaven Scottish Ale.  We've got a Banger on a Bun with your name on it...

Next up, Friday, February 10th we have the Lovelorn Trio, Hank Biggs, and Big Iron.  Classic country meets rockabilly and honky tonk.  Bring a date and hear some great tunes by some of Sacramento's best musicians.  Big Iron is a great heavy hitting band with pedal steel and great lyrics.  Hank Biggs is a classic Rockabilly crooner and brings the high energy we like.  The Lovelorn Trio sets the tone with sweet Patsy-esque vocals by Alicia Aspatore.  Come celebrate Valentines Day early with Fox & Goose and bring your sweetheart!








Super Second Saturday: we've got Alma Desnuda, Pushtonawanda, and The Inversions.  You can check out the art upstairs in the Fuller Building next door, and then come see some great music at the Goose.  Alma Desnuda(Spanish for Naked Soul) is a super fun acoustic soul band from San Francisco.  Pushtonawanda is Sacramento's answer to Jim Morrison with a splash of Bob Dylan.  And old Goose faves, The Inversions, always bring sweet, lush pop melodies a la the Pixies and the Shins.  Don't miss this show, and have a Pint of Fuller's ESB to make it a perfect night!

Wednesday, February 15th, it's Fox & Goose's Traditional Irish Jam Session, hosted by Laura Tjoekler.  Everyone is welcome and you can grab a pint of Guinness and just listen, or bring an instrument and join in!  Have an Erin Go Bragh(Ireland Forever) sandwich with corned beef, melted swiss cheese, and grilled onions on rye, served with chips.








On Thursday the 16th it's The Mike Justis Band.  Mike has played at the Goose for many many years.  And his brand of classic acoustic music is always refreshing.  Featuring Kathy Barwick, Mike Justis, and Steve McLane you're always in for some great Americana, Blues, and Classic Folk music.






Friday the 17th we've got yet another classic F & G lineup with Carly DuHain and Sean Kilcoyne.  Both accomplished singer songwriters, Carly has been sharing vocals with Dean Haakenson(Be Brave) and bringing the emo-americana sound for quite a while.  Sean has fronted the Trainwreck Revival which sounds like a CCR/Black Crows mash-up.  Don't miss this night of great sounds!

Next we have Dead Horses on Saturday, February 18th.  An all girl band fronted by Sailor Lane, and featuring Dahlia Deathstrike, and Jane Strummer.  The girls say they sound like love being made on a beach, in a distant land, with sun shining, liquor flowing, and the sounds of exotic birds ca-cawing in the background.  And their favorite bands include The Clash, X, and the Pixies.  Definitely some of my favorites.  Gotta come out and have a Newcy Brown and shake out the weekend!  Also performing we have The Secret Lives of Squirrels and The Island of Black & White.

On Thursday, February 23rd we have another great show at the Goose!  It's Be Brave Bold Robot, featuring the super-dramatic songwriting of Sacramento's one and only true to life-lover: Dean Haakerson.  Definitely a Goose favorite, Dean brings his band of crazy eclectic musicians, always in top form.  Along for the ride are Johnny Unicorn and Autumn Electric, both on tour from Seattle, Washington.  Johnny Unicorn's universe is inspired by Frank Zappa and Steve Martin, and Autumn Electric features glockenspiels, flute, and accordion, and is bound to be kinky!  Don't miss this free show, and if you like it, throw something in the hat so they can make it to the next town on their tour.

Uh-oh... Here's a preview of what's to come!  Friday the 24th, it's Whiskey & Stitches bringing their brand of Irish pub music!  The Irish say "beauty suffers no pain," and these guys show you how it's done.  Also, don't miss out on Mike Blanchard and the Californios who will bring classic country and rockabilly rhythms that will make this night a huge celebration of traditional bar music from California to Ireland!

And next, keeping with the traditional sounds of California: The Goose is happy to have KB and the Slingtones out with there country swing sound combined with dancers and the Vintage Vandals.  They're full effect rockabilly and won't let you sit still.  Come out and support local music.  Keep the dream alive!






Coming February 29th, it's San Francisco's Greg Lamboy.  He's an acoustic singer/songwriter with a huge sound and nice catalog of original modern folk music.  Greg is a memeber of the West Coast Songwriters and plays his own style of folk pop.

Live Music at Fox & Goose January 2012

Happy New Year everyone!  Larry Rodriguez shook the Goose Saturday night.  My head is still reeling from the shear mass of positivity and funk that filled our old public house!  So thank you to everyone for making it a fun and safe New Year's party, I have a feeling we'll see Larry again next year.







Alice Wallace is coming from Orange County with some sweet country on Wednesday the 4th with Sacramento's Lovelorn Trio featuring Alicia Aspatore's lovely voice, John Aspatore on guitar, and Tom Mackerness on stand-up bass. Alice Wallace is on tour supporting her new album Sweet Madness. Don't miss this show!  Come have some Hot Spiced Cider and a Nutburger.










January 5th we see the Avalanche duo bringing beautiful violin and guitar music. From classical to old country folk to blue grass, Avalanche was hand picked by the Fox & Goose's founder Bill Dalton. He met them at a friends wedding and invited them to come play, and we are very, very happy to have them. Check them out here. Have a Mulled Wine and enjoy their sweet melodies.









Next, it's the beautiful Tessie Marie and The Poor Man Band on Friday the 6th.  One of Sacramento's most exciting bands! They feature some this town's best musicians with Ratatat Pat on drums, Allie Marcel on stand-up bass, and new member Steve Kroan on guitar. They are gonna fill the Goose with classic blues and country. You'll fall in love with them for sure.





Saturday, January 7th we have the amazing Chris Fairman back. His haunting vocals are perfect for the Goose. He's got great lyrics and melodies. This time he's bringing a band too. Can't wait for this show. Chris is definitely a hidden gem and will bring you back wanting more.  We also see the return of San Jose's Picture Atlantic!  This band is pure melodic indie pop at it's best.  Don't miss this one.











Of course we have Steve McLane on Wednesday the 11th. Steve has been playing at Fox & Goose since the early days. His smooth voice and perfect guitar playing are the vibe we can only hope will last forever. Playing classics from Neil Young to the Beatles to Bob Dylan, he always leaves us wanting more, and it's always a mellow way to spend a Wednesday evening with a pint and a pasty.





On Thursday January 12th we have Felsen all the way from West Oaktown with Katie Knipp. "Felsen's music is both smart and sexy and is always catchy. It demands repeated listening. This is for Alt Rock fans of Wilco, Radiohead, the Flaming Lips, Beck AND fans of the classic sound of Pink Floyd, the Beach Boys and the Beatles."Katie Knipp is a new soul that incorporates old blues, torch piano, and harmonica hungry alt country.




Back by popular demand, Friday the 13th we have the Fortunate Few with the Bleeding Hearts, and Colonel Jimmy and The Blackfish. Mike Strauch brings back his sounds of Honky Tonk, Rockabilly and Vintage Country! We love Mike and all the bands he's been in here in Sac.  So don't miss this night!



    
 Second Saturday, the 14th, we are happy to bring from San Francisco the super lush tones of Ash Reiter. Such a great band with amazing songs. We can't stop listening to their new EP. They are a five piece indie pop band drawing comparisons to Feist, Morning Benders, Sondre Lerche and the Shins.  Also on the bill is The Heather Show, featuring Heather Frederick singing about her life and the delightful Walking Spanish.  This is by far the most important thing going on in Sacramento on January's Second Saturday!





The 20th is a Friday and we very happy to have the infamous Musical Charis and the amazing Souterrain on the bill. Musical Charis is a cabaret of multi-instrumental musicians who constantly tour, write and record new material. The band even made time to open "Musical Charis Music School" for low-income families in Sacramento. Members of the band teach private piano, guitar, and voice lessons to over 50 youngsters in the area. They have been compared to U2, MGMT, and Fleetwood Mac. The Souterrain consists of Irish singer Lauren Norton and her Davis, CA friends. They play a hybrid folk/acoustic style. Their bio says, "Folk cures, lullabies, and revenge fantasies all have their home in our soundscape." Also on the bill is The Black Swans  from Columbus, Ohio.  This is gonna be a really special night.  Don't miss it.

Next up, Saturday the 21st, we get Captain Billy's Whiz Bang! featuring Dave Downey of The Lizards/Pounded Clown, Lory Gilpatrick from Rad/Riff Randles, a guy named Jaz Brown, and Kortnee Bartnett from Riff Randals.  This will be a night of pure Rock & Roll abandon.  The Manchus from Santa Rosa will also bring very sturdy riffs!  Also from Bellingham, WA Jordan Rain is bringing RHOMBU$, touring in support of their new EP: No Fancy Girlfriends.  This will be a fun night, so come blow off some steam and have a pint...

The 27th, has The Music Room in support of their new EP: Live While You're Alive playing with David Rosenfield on tour from Clearwater, Florida.  David's a quirky folkstar traveling around singing about what he'd like to do with the %1.  This will be sweet.  You should come early and have a Banger on a Bun with English Cheddar and Chips!






You have to come see our new favorites Cold Eskimo on Saturday January 28th.  This band is moody and eclectic, and energetic and pretty.  A full sound with these guys, and they're bringing Golden Youth and Sean Fleming.  Come out and support live music at Fox & Goose.  We promise you won't be disappointed.  There's something for everyone at this old pub.

Fox & Goose is the place to be...

The music at Fox & Goose in 2012 is going to be quite diverse and exciting. We have a huge year ahead of us with all the new expansions too.  Did somebody say something about the end of the world? Well if this is it, then I know where I want to be. And you're gonna want to be here too.  Let's look at some of the music highlights going into the new year.


Once again we are so pleased to welcome back Anton Barbeau from Berlin?!? Friday, December 30th.  I guess he's gotten over his love of London and moved deeper into the European depths. What a great talent and a wonderful person.  Anton was a Sacramento staple in the 80's and early 90's till he moved to London where his style of music is completely at home.  "He's a bit of a genius and I think we need to adopt him as one of our own. This is brilliant music," says BBC Radio, Oxford.  We always love his holiday visits to the Goose.  Sassy and saucy, wistful and dreamy, San Francisco's indie-pop sweethearts The Corner Laughers are coming too.

And Finally, DJ Larry Rodriguez's Dance Party celebrates it's 15 year anniversary on New Year's Eve.  He's never gonna let up and we've always loved the music he picks.  Round, warm, soul and funk.  The Goose was in the pocket last New Year's, and we look forward to another super freaky New Years Party.  He's bringing some of Sacramento's favorite dance party kings Mike C. and Tim Matranga to round out the night.  Don't miss this one if you like to shake your tambourine, feed the chickens, or do the cabbage patch.  $10 9pm balloon drop at midnight!






Alice Wallace is coming from Orange County with some sweet country on Wednesday the 4th with Sacramento's Lovelorn Trio featuring Alicia Aspatore's lovely voice, John Aspatore on guitar, and Tom on stand-up bass. Alice Wallace is on tour supporting her new album Sweet Madness. Don't miss this show!  Come have some Hot Spiced Cider and a Nutburger.










January 5th we see the Avalanche duo bringing beautiful violin and guitar music. From classical to old country folk to blue grass, Avalanche was hand picked by the Fox & Goose's founder Bill Dalton. He met them at a friends wedding and invited them to come play, and we are very, very happy to have them. Check them out here. Have a Mulled Wine and enjoy their sweet melodies.









Next, it's the beautiful Tessie Marie and The Poor Man Band on Friday the 6th.  One of Sacramento's most exciting bands! They feature some this town's best musicians with Ratatat Pat on drums, Allie Marcel on stand-up bass, and new member Steve Kroan on guitar. They are gonna fill the Goose with classic blues and country. You'll fall in love with them for sure.





Saturday, January 7th we have the amazing Chris Fairman back. His haunting vocals are perfect for the Goose. He's got great lyrics and melodies. This time he's bringing a band too. Can't wait for this show. Chris is definitely a hidden gem and will bring you back wanting more.  We also see the return of San Jose's Picture Atlantic!  This band is pure melodic indie pop at it's best.  Don't miss this one.











Of course we have Steve McLane on Wednesday the 11th. Steve has been playing at Fox & Goose since the early days. His smooth voice and perfect guitar playing are the vibe we can only hope will last forever. Playing classics from Neil Young to the Beatles to Bob Dylan, he always leaves us wanting more, and it's always a mellow way to spend a Wednesday evening with a pint and a pasty.





On Thursday January 12th we have Felsen all the way from West Oaktown with Katie Knipp. "Felsen's music is both smart and sexy and is always catchy. It demands repeated listening. This is for Alt Rock fans of Wilco, Radiohead, the Flaming Lips, Beck AND fans of the classic sound of Pink Floyd, the Beach Boys and the Beatles." Katie Knipp is a new soul that incorporates old blues, torch piano, and harmonica hungry alt country.




Back by popular demand, Friday the 13th we have the Fortunate Few with the Bleeding Hearts, and Colonel Jimmy and The Blackfish. Mike Strauch brings back his sounds of Honky Tonk, Rockabilly and Vintage Country! We love Mike and all the bands he's been in here in Sac. The Tattooed Love Dogs have always been a Fox & Goose band and we miss them. So don't miss this night!



       
 Second Saturday, the 14th, we are happy to bring from San Francisco the super lush tones of Ash Reiter. Such a great band with amazing songs. We can't stop listening to their new EP. They are a five piece indie pop band drawing comparisons to Feist, Morning Benders, Sondre Lerche and the Shins.  Also on the bill is The Heather Show, featuring Heather Frederick singing about her life and the delightful Walking Spanish.  This is by far the most important thing going on in Sacramento on January's Second Saturday! 





The 20th is a Friday and we very happy to have the infamous Musical Charis and the amazing Souterrain on the bill. Musical Charis is a cabaret of multi-instrumental musicians who constantly tour, write and record new material. The band even made time to open "Musical Charis Music School" for low-income families in Sacramento. Members of the band teach private piano, guitar, and voice lessons to over 50 youngsters in the area. They have been compared to U2, MGMT, and Fleetwood Mac. The Souterrain consists of Irish singer Lauren Norton and her Davis, CA friends. They play a hybrid folk/acoustic style. Their bio says, "Folk cures, lullabies, and revenge fantasies all have their home in our soundscape." This is gonna be a really special night. Don't miss it.

Next up, Saturday the 21st, we get Captain Billy's Whiz Bang! featuring Dave Downey of The Lizards/Pounded Clown, Lory Gilpatrick from Rad/Riff Randles, a guy named Jaz Brown, and Kortnee Bartnett from Riff Randals.  This will be a night of pure Rock & Roll abandon.  The Manchus from Santa Rosa will also bring very sturdy riffs!  Also from Bellingham, WA Jordan Rain is bringing RHOMBU$, touring in support of their new EP: No Fancy Girlfriends.  This will be a fun night, so come blow off some steam and have a pint...

The 27th, has The Music Room in support of their new EP: Live While You're Alive playing with David Rosenfield on tour from Clearwater, Florida.  David's a quirky folkstar traveling around singing about what he'd like to do with the %1.  This will be sweet.  You should come early and have a Banger on a Bun with English Cheddar and Chips! 






You have to come see our new favorites Cold Eskimo on Saturday January 28th.  This band is moody and eclectic, and energetic and pretty.  A full sound with these guys, and they're bringing Golden Youth and Shawn Fleming.  Come out and support live music at Fox & Goose.  We promise you won't be disappointed.  There's something for everyone at this old pub.