We travel back in time all the way to 1996, when “A Boy Named Goo” was all the rage, with this VHS recording of a show that took place on Independence Day.
Continue reading “Live At The Marcus Amphitheater, Milwaukee, WI (1996)”Live At The St. James Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand (2002)
The next release from contributor Ryne is a 2002 concert which took place in the beautiful country of New Zealand, a show that features one of the last live performance ever of a Goo Goo Dolls classic.
Continue reading “Live At The St. James Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand (2002)”Live At The Venue At Thunder Valley, Lincoln, CA (2024)
We add our first 2024 concert to our archive with a very good performance the band did just a couple of months ago.
Continue reading “Live At The Venue At Thunder Valley, Lincoln, CA (2024)”Blog News: Temple Of Goo Reaches 50k Views
Today we celebrate another milestone. The blog has just reached, and well… actually even surpassed, the 50k views mark!
The achievement has been accomplished in slightly more than two years since the website officially went online for the first time. I know these may be rookie numbers when compared to other platforms, but I always like to reiterate the fact that the Temple is a project for a niche community, as it mainly focuses on material that comes from a time where the band wasn’t as popular as it is now. Such contents are usually scarce and rare to find.
Needless to say, this amazing milestone couldn’t have been possible without the precious support of our Collaborators, whether they be occasional ones or those with a more stable presence. The Temple thrives because of your precious involvement.
Statistically speaking, the blog gets more than 3,000 views on a monthly basis as shown below:
Not bad overall.
From the bottom of my heart, thanks to everyone who is part of this little project of ours. Like I wrote in the celebratory post for the 25k milestone, we like to celebrate when doubles are reached. Hence, see you all on the 100k views milestone!
Goo Goo Dolls At The American Music Awards (1996)
The next release from contributor Christina is a brief appearance the band on live TV did back in 1996 at the famous American Music Awards.
Continue reading “Goo Goo Dolls At The American Music Awards (1996)”Tell Me Something The AI Doesn’t Know
AI is making huge progress in pretty much every line of business, including the music industry. Today, we use it to remix a lost Goo Goo Dolls song.
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