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Cameron Winter Preps Live Album From Historic Carnegie Hall Show

Rolling Stone ·
Cameron Winter Preps Live Album From Historic Carnegie Hall Show

Geese frontman Cameron Winter is set to release his first live solo album, Live at Carnegie Hall , this fall.

Out Oct. 9, the record captures Winter’s performance at the famed New York City venue last December. The sold-out show made Winter one of the youngest artists to headline Carnegie Hall, and capped off a massive year behind his debut solo album, Heavy Metal , as well as Geese’s Getting Killed .

The 11-track Live at Carnegie Hall primarily features material from Heavy Metal , including standouts like “$0,” “The Rolling Stones,” “Cancer of the Skull,” and “Love Takes Miles.” It also includes performances of three previously unreleased songs: “It All Fell in the River,” “Emperor XIII In Shades,” and “If You Turn Back Now.”

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