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Cameron Winter Announces Live At Carnegie Hall Album

In December 2024, Geese frontman Cameron Winter released his solo debut Heavy Metal , a cult-sensation album that helped set the stage for Geese's Getting Killed too take the indie world by storm last year. In December 2025, with the shockwaves from Getting Killed still reverberating, Cameron Winter played a solo show at the fabled New York institution Carnegie Hall. Now, he's turning that show…

Cameron Winter Announces Live At Carnegie Hall Album

In December 2024, Cameron Winter, the lead singer of the band Geese, released his solo debut album Heavy Metal. This release set the stage for Geese's subsequent success with their album Getting Killed the following year. In December 2025, Winter, at the young age of 23, played a solo show at the prestigious Carnegie Hall in New York City. This marked one of the rare occasions in the venue's 135-year history where an artist headlined the main room.

Winter's performance was unique, as he played alone at a piano, facing away from the audience. He performed three unreleased songs and reworked tracks from his Heavy Metal album. The performance was captured by filmmakers Paul Thomas Anderson and Benny Safdie, but it remains uncertain if they will use the footage in any future projects. As of now, Winter has not shared any of the recordings that will be featured on his upcoming live album.

The album, titled Live At Carnegie Hall, will be available for purchase this fall through Partisan Records/Play It Again Sam. The tracklist for the album includes songs such as "It All Fell In The River," "Try As I May," "Emperor XIII In Shades," and "Vines." The cover art for the album features a unique image of Winter and Andrew Carnegie kissing, depicted in a gatefold format.

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