Cameron Winter has released Live at Carnegie Hall, a new live album that captures his December 2025 performance at New York’s Carnegie Hall in full. The live album includes renditions of seven songs from Heavy Metal, Winter’s acclaimed 2024 solo album, along with two tracks from his preceding EP Singles (“Take It With You” and “Vines”). The album notably also includes performances of three unreleased tracks: opener “It All Fell in the River,” “Emperor XIII in Shades,” and “If You Turn Back Now.” Ariel Rechtshaid served as producer and mixer.
In addition to being recorded as a live album, the concert was immortalized in a stunning new concert film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson; the film, titled Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall, is currently being screened on a theatrical tour running through early January.
Upcoming Tour Dates
Cameron Winter has been on the road with his band Geese for much of 2026, and they’ve still got a handful more tour dates to come in the US through November. Get tickets to see Geese here.
The release of Live at Carnegie Hall is a significant announcement for fans of Cameron Winter and Geese, and the accompanying concert film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson is a must-see for anyone who loves live music. With the band’s tour dates still ongoing, there are plenty of opportunities to experience their music live and in person. The live album and concert film are a testament to the power and energy of Cameron Winter and Geese’s performances, and are sure to be a hit with fans and critics alike.
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