Geese Thrill Denver on Rolling Stone Rock Tour
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- Geese headlined the Rolling Stone Rock Tour date at Denver's Summit Music Hall, with the set drawing predominantly from their 2025 LP, Getting Killed.
- Frontman Cameron Winter stood silently onstage for 30 seconds before the encore "Trinidad," waiting out a crowd that wouldn't stop chanting "Free Bird!" and his own first name.
- Max Bassin ripped a memorable drum solo during the Getting Killed deep cut "Bow Down," while touring member Sam Revaz hammered keys on the closer "Long Island City Here I Come."
- The set wove in fan favorites "Husbands," "Taxes," "Crusades," and "Au Pays du Cocaine," and fans formed a giant mosh pit that exploded during "Long Island City Here I Come."
- Opening act Airy Foist upped the theater — their singer emerged bloodied and bruised from a staged fight with the drummer, performed right after a cover of John Lennon's "Imagine."
Why it matters: The Denver date is the clearest marker yet of Geese's ascent — a headlining slot on a Rolling Stone-branded tour, a room chanting frontman Cameron Winter's name, and a full-album-promotion setlist that treats Getting Killed cuts like established anthems rather than new material.
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