Geese Tickets

Geese almost didn't survive high school graduation. Several members had college acceptances lined up before a handful of home-recorded songs started drawing serious label interest, and the band decided to see where it went instead. That gamble has since turned into some of the hardest-to-get tickets in rock, with rooms selling out well before most fans have caught up to the hype.

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What to Expect from a Geese Concert?

Expect a genuinely unpredictable set, swinging from jagged post-punk riffs to unexpected detours into classic rock and jazz-inflected passages within the same song. A Geese concert leans into that chaos rather than smoothing it out, with frontman Cameron Winter's growling, unconventional vocal delivery driving much of the energy.

The band's live reputation has grown almost as fast as their recorded output, with a rawer, looser feel than the studio versions of these songs. Expect a young, engaged crowd that already knows every word despite the band's relatively short time on the road.

Geese Biography

Geese formed in Brooklyn in 2016, when Cameron Winter, Emily Green, Dominic DiGesu, and Max Bassin were still attending high school together. They rehearsed in Bassin's Fort Greene basement, and the band takes its name from Green's childhood nickname, "Goose."

After self-releasing early material, the band drew interest from a run of notable independent labels and ultimately signed a joint deal with Partisan in the U.S. and PIAS in the U.K. Their profile rose quickly from there, including a memorable television performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in 2022, well before most of their peers had reached that level of mainstream exposure.

Frontman Cameron Winter has also released solo material outside the band, further raising the group's overall visibility without pulling focus from Geese itself.

Geese Albums & Projects

The band's official debut, Projector, arrived in 2021, followed by 3D Country in 2023, an album that folded in unexpected classic rock textures alongside their post-punk foundation. Both records built a devoted, fast-growing following well beyond their native Brooklyn scene.

Their most recent album, Getting Killed, released in 2025, became the record that pushed the band into wider mainstream attention, drawing some of the strongest reviews of their career to date.

Geese's Most Popular Songs and Setlist Selections

Tracks from 3D Country, including the title cut, remain fixtures of the band's live sets, showcasing their knack for genre whiplash within a single song. Earlier cuts from Projector still draw strong reactions from longtime fans who caught the band early.

Newer songs from Getting Killed, including "Au Pays du Cocaine," have quickly become some of the most requested moments of any given set.

Previous Tours and Festival Appearances

Geese closed out their run behind Getting Killed with two sold-out nights at Brooklyn's Paramount theater, capping a year defined by constant touring and a rapidly expanding fanbase. The band has built a reputation for selling out rooms well ahead of their broader name recognition.

Fans of that same unpredictable, genre-blending guitar rock also tend to follow Black Country, New Road and Parquet Courts tour listings, and SeatPick's wider rock tickets category covers plenty more in the same vein.

Key Facts about Geese

• Formed in Brooklyn in 2016 by high school friends
• Band name comes from guitarist Emily Green's nickname, "Goose"
• Signed to Partisan Records in the U.S. and PIAS in the U.K.
• Three studio albums released: Projector (2021), 3D Country (2023), and Getting Killed (2025)
• Performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in 2022
• Frontman Cameron Winter has also released solo material

Given how fast this band has grown, a room that feels intimate at a Geese show now may not stay that size for long. Compare ticket prices, catch Geese events while they're still this close-up, and buy tickets before that changes for any given event.