Viva El Gonzo 2026 Saw Goose, My Morning Jacket, The Disco Biscuits, and More Jam on the Beaches of Mexico

"Alongside the title band, Viva El Gonzo 2026 boasted sets from Cory Wong, The Disco Biscuits, My Morning Jacket (plus Jim James performing an additional acoustic set), Leisure, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, as well as LP Giobbi's special Dead House performance and a tribute to Nirvana featuring Nihali and Lespecial."

"For their part, Goose performed a whopping five sets - a limited VIP performance on Thursday, a daytime acoustic set with harpist Mikaela Davis on Saturday, and three full headlining sets."

"Get Goose Tickets Here True to their reputation, Goose ripped through extended jams and killer covers, including Eddy Grant's "Electric Avenue," Billy Joel's "Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)," Bruce Springsteen's "Atlantic City," Radiohead's "True Love Waits," and Neil Young's "Cortez the Killer," among others."

"Notably, the band also covered Jimi Hendrix' rendition of "Hey Joe" for the first time in concert. Just as exciting, Goose also had a rotating door of guests join them along the way - like Cory Wong, Stuart Bogie, and Jim James - and were prone to jump on stage with other acts during their respective sets."

Viva El Gonzo 2026 took place in San José del Cabo, Mexico, featuring three days of sandy beaches, unique experiences, and live music. The lineup included Cory Wong, The Disco Biscuits, My Morning Jacket with Jim James performing an additional acoustic set, Leisure, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, LP Giobbi’s special Dead House performance, and a Nirvana tribute featuring Nihali and Lespecial. Goose performed five sets, including a limited VIP performance on Thursday, a daytime acoustic set with harpist Mikaela Davis on Saturday, and three full headlining sets. Goose played extended jams and covers such as “Electric Avenue,” “Movin’ Out (Anthony’s Song),” “Atlantic City,” “True Love Waits,” and “Cortez the Killer,” plus a first-in-concert cover of Jimi Hendrix’s “Hey Joe.” Guests rotated through performances, including Cory Wong, Stuart Bogie, and Jim James.

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