Billy Woods, Julianna Barwick & more open fall shows

The fall is shaping up to be an absolutely wild ride for rock enthusiasts, especially for fans of Geese. As they embark on their Getting Killed tour in September, the band isn’t just playing shows—they are weaving a tapestry of musical collaboration, bringing an eclectic mix of talent to the stage.

The tour is packed with unexpected openers, demonstrating Geese’s knack for finding unique sounds. The lineup features guests ranging from Welsh guitarist Gwenifer Raymond and New York rapper billy woods to the South Korean fusion group LEENALCHI, ambient artist Julianna Barwick, experimental guitarist Bill Orcutt, dub group Easy Star All-Stars, and chaotic Philly rock band Cold Court. This blend ensures that every stop is a fresh, unpredictable experience.

The early dates are already set for major city stops, including performances with LEENALCHI at the Forest Hills Stadium in October and appearances featuring billy woods in the same city, showcasing the diverse range of their musical interests.

Beyond the road shows, Geese is gearing up for a massive festival season across the country and internationally. Their schedule points toward some of the biggest music gatherings of the year, including Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, Osheaga, Shaky Knees, ACL Fest, and Iron Blossom Festival.

The dates stretch from the end of July all the way through November 2026, offering fans a front-row seat to some of these iconic events. The journey includes stops across the continent, from Montreal and Chicago to San Francisco, Los Angeles, and major festival grounds throughout the US and Europe.

Highlights include performances at Osheaga in Montreal, Lollapalooza in Chicago, Outside Lands in San Francisco, and numerous dates spanning the UK and Germany. The itinerary also features specific appearances at Iron Blossom Festival in Richmond, VA, and a run of dates across various venues in Los Angeles and Oakland.

The relentless schedule demonstrates Geese‘s commitment to touring, offering fans a marathon of music that spans rock, fusion, ambient sounds, and experimental grooves. Whether catching them on the road or at these massive outdoor festivals, the experience promises to be anything but ordinary.

Fans can track the full scope of their 2026 adventure by checking the extensive list of dates, which cover everything from the beginning of July through the end of November, ensuring there is music and excitement around every corner.