Cameron Winter’s Live at Carnegie Hall documents the Geese frontman’s historic December 2025 performance. Alone at the piano, he reshapes songs from his acclaimed debut “Heavy Metal” and debuts three previously unreleased compositions. There is an undeniable sense of occasion running through the performance, capturing the momentous feeling of witnessing an artist stepping into the spotlight in real time. The release preserves one unforgettable night while cementing Winter’s emergence as one of the defining voices of his generation, with the sense that this is only the beginning.
Winter became one of the youngest solo artists to headline in the historic concert hall’s main auditorium. During that performance, Benny Safdie and Paul Thomas Anderson were also spotted filming the musician for an as-of-yet unannounced mystery project.
Nine songs on the album had previously been released on Winter’s EP “Singles” and debut studio album “Heavy Metal“, both released in 2024.
The album is set to be released on October 9th, 2026 by Partisan Records. A concert film of the performance was directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Portions of the concert were filmed using a Panavision 35mm camera.
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