Silly Goose, an Atlanta-based rap rock artist, performs at the Ceremony Festival in Cannery Hall.
Silly Goose plays Cannery Hall on Saturday, October 17, as part of the Ceremony Festival. It's a Nashville date for the Atlanta-based artist, who's coming in from Georgia to take the stage at the festival.
If you're not familiar with the name, Silly Goose is an Atlanta artist who describes their own sound as 'Rap Rock' — a label that puts the rap and the rock side by side rather than blending them into something else. It's a straightforward way of framing what you'll hear: the rhythmic delivery of rap meeting the instrumentation and energy of rock. The performance is part of the Ceremony Festival, which is taking place at Cannery Hall, so the set sits within a larger day of music rather than standing on its own.
Coming from Atlanta, Silly Goose brings that Georgia rap influence to the table, and the 'Rap Rock' tag gives you a good sense of the ground they're covering. It's a style that doesn't fit neatly into one box, and that's exactly how they describe it.
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The show is on Saturday, October 17, with the festival starting at 4 PM CDT. Silly Goose's specific set time is still to be determined, so you'll want to keep an eye on the full Ceremony Festival schedule as the date gets closer to know exactly when they'll be on. The whole thing is at Cannery Hall in Nashville.
