Cameron Winter announces Live at Carnegie Hall
While the Geese continue to tour and craft new material, frontman Cameron Winter is taking a unique detour, delivering an intimate and monumental live experience that pulls listeners directly into the heart of his craft. The forthcoming release, Live at Carnegie Hall, promises an immersive journey that captures the raw energy of Winter’s performance on December 11, 2025.
This isn’t just a collection of songs; it’s a snapshot of a powerful moment. The setlist, spanning eleven tracks, expertly blends the established hits of his 2024 album Heavy Metal with the raw intimacy of pre-album singles like Take It with You and Vines. But the true magic lies in the new material, featuring three fresh tracks: It All Fell in the River, Emperor XIII in Shades, and If You Turn Back Now, offering a glimpse into Winter’s evolving artistic vision.
The performance itself was held at the legendary New York City venue, cementing the event’s stature. Though the focus is on the music, the production hinted at a fascinating cinematic side. Filming for the event involved the talents of Paul Thomas Anderson and Benny Safdie, adding a layer of cinematic intrigue to what is fundamentally a musical release.
Interestingly, while the live recording is currently available in an audio-only format, the visual aesthetic was equally striking. The inner sleeve of the vinyl features a memorable image of Winter engaging with Andrew Carnegie, adding an unexpected historical and personal touch to the packaging.
The official release of Live at Carnegie Hall is set for October 9, and the project is being distributed via Partisan Records. Fans eager to experience this live moment are invited to pre-order the album directly from the source.
The complete tracklist reveals a captivating mix, including hits like The Rolling Stones and Love Takes Miles, alongside deeper cuts such as Cancer of the Skull and Nina + Field of Cops. It is a testament to Winter’s enduring appeal, packaging his live prowess in a way that promises both musical depth and unforgettable visual storytelling.
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