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Cameron Winter, born on March 4, 2002, is an American musician who is the frontman of the rock band Geese. He released his debut solo album, Heavy Metal, in 2024.
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‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’, filmed in 35mm by Paul Thomas Anderson, begins a US roadshow on 20th November.
Geese recorded ‘Getting Killed’ in January 2025, shortly after Cameron Winter’s solo debut ‘Heavy Metal’. It was tracked with Kenneth Blume, also known as Kenny Beats, at his Los Angeles studio.
From concert films and documentaries to monster movies and experimental cinema, here’s how NYFF64’s confirmed programme matches different interests.
The Geese frontman performed ‘Heavy Metal’ material and reportedly previewed new songs during the Bywater bar’s weekly open mic night.
Geese’s debut found its centre in one riff; Cameron Winter’s solo debut grew through a deliberately mobile, improvised process.
At Reading and Coachella, Geese have shown how volatile arrangements, smart sequencing and a willingness to be daft can turn their left-field catalogue into a set built for a mixed crowd.
Start with the chaos of ‘Getting Killed’, then work backwards through the widescreen ‘3D Country’ and the leaner foundations of ‘Projector’. Cameron Winter’s ‘Heavy Metal’ is a separate solo route.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s film of Cameron Winter’s Carnegie Hall show will play Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal after the live album arrives next month.
Nate Amos’s catalogue is vast, but ‘Box for Buddy, Box for Star’ offers a generous, gloriously odd way into This Is Lorelei.
From a Milo Hume video to Saturday Night Live, Coachella and an acoustic cover with Baby Queen, Geese’s album track has kept acquiring new settings.
Cameron Winter has said he is working on new solo music, though the Geese frontman has found the process difficult.
'Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall' opens the festival's Spotlight strand on 1st October, with the live album following on 9th October.
The Geese frontman revisits 'Heavy Metal' and unveils three unreleased tracks.
Brooklyn group take Thursday's Woods Stage slot at Larmer Tree Gardens weekender.
TMZ captured the pair leaving a restaurant on Tuesday evening.
It's an 'unconventional' record recorded across Guitar Center stores using in-store equipment.
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