Cameron Winter announces his first live album, Live at Carnegie Hall.
The album documents Winter’s historic December 2025 performance,
becoming one of the youngest solo artists to headline and perform in
the storied concert hall’s main auditorium. Alone, arched over his piano
with his back to an awed, sold-out crowd, the Geese frontman
reshaped songs from his acclaimed debut Heavy Metal. An album which
was described as “one of the most audacious and self-possessed
singer-songwriter records of this century so far, a fever dream of
feelings from someone who understood the rules enough to know he
barely cared about them” by GQ in their detailed account from inside
Carnegie Hall that night.
On that vaunted stage, he also shared three previously unreleased
compositions, each offering a glimpse at his vault of material. There is
an undeniable sense of occasion running through the performance,
capturing the momentous feeling of witnessing a once-in-a-generation
artist commanding the stage of one of American music’s most hallowed
venues.
