Geese Announce Biggest Australian and New Zealand Headline Shows to Date
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Geese will return to Australia and New Zealand in February and March 2027 for their largest headline shows to date
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‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Trailer Shares Glimpse of ‘Drinking Age’
Posted in: Music NewsWatch Cameron Winter perform some of 'Drinking Age' in the first teaser for Paul Thomas Anderson's concert film 'Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall'
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Geese to Headline 2027 Golden Plains Festival
Posted in: Music NewsUS heavyweights Geese are set to headline the 2027 Golden Plains festival
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Did Paul Thomas Anderson Just Make One of the Best Concert Movies Ever?
Posted in: Movie Reviews'Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall' does exactly what a great concert doc should do: capture a once-in-a-lifetime performance and elevate it
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Is That Cameron Winter on Phoebe Bridgers’ New Album?
Posted in: Music NewsPhoebe Bridgers' new album 'Lost Weekend' features a vocalist credited as 'Son-John Johnson,' who sounds suspiciously like Geese's Cameron Winter
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Watch Geese’s Newest Fan, Courtney Love, Cover ‘Au Pays du Cocaine’ Alongside a Pomeranian
Posted in: Music NewsTwo months after declaring herself "Geese-curious," Courtney Love has gone all in by playing an acoustic rendition of their song 'Au Pays du Cocaine'
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Coachella 2026: The 15 Best Moments From Weekend One
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom the first Latina to ever headline Coachella, to the first Filipino group to play the desert fest, here are 15 of the most memorable moments
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See Geese Cover Justin Bieber’s ‘Baby’ at Coachella
Posted in: Music NewsHours before Justin Bieber headlined Coachella, Geese covered the singer’s hit "Baby" during the band’s set Saturday
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Geese Overcome Insane Hype and Rabid Fans at Sydney Sideshow
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsThe band of the moment confidently delivered on the hype at Metro Theatre on Wednesday night
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Cameron Winter Played a Solo Show in a New Zealand Cathedral. Rolling Stone Was There
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe sent Aotearoa Music Award-winning musician Jim Nothing to review the Geese frontman's solo Auckland show
