Cameron Winter and Paul Thomas Anderson Announce New Concert Film Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall

Cameron Winter, the acclaimed musician and songwriter, has unveiled a new concert film titled "Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall." Directed by the renowned filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson, the film captures Winter's sold-out performance at the prestigious New York City venue on December 11th, 2025. Anderson, who made his directorial debut with the Oscar-winning film "One Battle After Another" in 2025, helmed this groundbreaking documentary-style project, his first in eleven years, marking a significant return to early work.

The film was co-produced by Benny Safdie and recorded separately for a forthcoming live album, overseen by producer Ariel Rechtshaid. "Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall" is set to premiere in select theaters across the United States, with a comprehensive theatrical tour scheduled for the fall and winter of 2025. The film's debut will occur on November 20th in New York and Los Angeles, followed by screenings in major cities including Washington D.C., San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, Boston, Nashville, Dallas, Milwaukee, Houston, Louisville, Austin, Omaha, and beyond. Tickets for the concert film will be available for purchase starting September 17th.

In addition to this cinematic endeavor, Cameron Winter released his solo album "Heavy Metal" in December 2024, which garnered significant praise in the first half of 2025. The song "Love Takes Miles" from this album was recognized as one of the best tracks of 2025 by Consequence. Winter will also unveil his live album, "Live at Carnegie Hall," on October 9th, featuring three unreleased tracks performed during the December 11th, 2025, concert: "It All Fell In The River," "Emperor XIII In Shades," and "If You Turn Back Now."

Meanwhile, Winter continues to tour with his band Geese, promoting their 2025 release "Getting Killed." The band's North American tour begins in September and includes festival appearances at Shaky Knees, Form, and Austin City Limits. Fans can purchase tickets for Geese's tour on their official website.