Cameron Winter Announces Live at Carnegie Hall
The Geese frontperson recorded his debut live LP at the venue last December
Cameron Winter is set to release his debut live album, Live at Carnegie Hall, on October 9th. The concert took place at the prestigious venue last December, showcasing stripped-back versions of tracks from his album Heavy Metal, along with three songs that have never been heard before. Despite being captured on film by Paul Thomas Anderson and Benny Safdie, footage from the performance remains undisclosed.
Winter's Carnegie Hall appearance marked a significant milestone as he became one of the youngest solo artists to headline and perform in the iconic New York concert hall's Stern Auditorium. The musician unveiled Heavy Metal in 2024, a full year before the release of his acclaimed band Geese's album Getting Killed. Both Partisan and PIAS are set to distribute the live album.
Intriguingly, the inner packaging of the LP features a tender kiss between Winter and Andrew Carnegie, seemingly paying homage to the concert hall's namesake.
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