The Goose Edition — printed nightly
Thirteen years of shows, one small model, a fresh call every night.
641 shows tracked · 362 songs · house model m2 · grading begins after the next show
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Setlist predictions for the bands and acts still out on the road. A robot guesses the night’s songs before the show — then grades its own misses, in public, the morning after.
One engine, many acts. Each edition is its own nightly almanac — a sealed guess before the show, a public grade the morning after.
The Goose Edition — printed nightly
Thirteen years of shows, one small model, a fresh call every night.
641 shows tracked · 362 songs · house model m2 · grading begins after the next show
Read the Goose Edition →Phish
Three decades, thousands of shows, still out there. The white whale.
Billy Strings
Bluegrass at light speed — a wholly different set every night.
Widespread Panic
Southern-rock marathoners with a bottomless vault and rotating sets.
Umphrey’s McGee
Improv-prog so restless they barely repeat a night.
Springsteen
Proof it’s not just jam bands — three-hour sets that move city to city.
The lineup doesn’t stop at jam — moe., Primus, Jack White, Lettuce. If it tours and the setlist moves night to night, it’s fair game — we’d even take a Kesha night. Get on the dispatch and tell us who’s next.
The first public grade is days away. Get on the Dispatch and you’ll be there the morning the robot owns its first blown call — plus every new act we add. Nothing else, ever.
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