Paul Thomas Anderson‘s new concert film Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall has been announced, capturing the Geese frontman live in New York.
The acclaimed Oscar-winning director, known for One Battle After Another, There Will Be Blood and Phantom Thread, shot the film on 35mm and 16mm during Winter‘s show at Carnegie Hall’s Isaac Stern Auditorium on December 11, 2025.
The film captures Winter’s one-off show at the iconic New York City venue, which followed Geese’s months-long tour of North America, and it saw him perform a set drawn largely from piano-led versions of songs from his 2024 solo album ‘Heavy Metal‘.
The film will be screened across the continent later this year, with tickets set to go on sale on September 17 via the film’s website here.
The Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall screening dates are:
NOVEMBER
20 – New York, NY – Village East by Angelika
20 – New York, NY – BAM Rose Cinemas
20 – Los Angeles, CA – Aero Theatre
23 – Los Angeles, CA – Los Feliz 3
27 – Washington, DC – AFI Silver Theatre
DECEMBER
2 – San Francisco, CA – Castro Theatre
4 – Chicago, IL – Music Box Theatre
5 – Atlanta, GA – Plaza Theatre
5 – Dallas, TX – Texas Theatre
8 – Denton, TX – Fine Arts Theatre
8 – Boston, MA – Coolidge Corner Theatre
10 – Santa Ana, CA – Frida Cinema
11 – Nashville, TN – Belcourt Theatre
14 – Milwaukee, WI – Oriental Theatre
17 – Houston, TX – Museum of Fine Arts
19 – Louisville, KY – Speed Art Museum
30 – Austin, TX – Austin Film Society
JANUARY 2027
1 – Omaha, NE – Dundee Theater
6 – Tucson, AZ – Loft Cinema
15 – Ann Arbor, MI – State Theatre
18 – Portland, OR – Hollywood Theatre
The same Carnegie Hall performance is also being released as Winter’s first live album, ‘Live At Carnegie Hall’, on October 9 via Partisan Records and Play It Again Sam. Ariel Rechtshaid recorded, produced and mixed the performance for the album, and has also produced the music for the film. Pre-order the album here.
Fans spotted Anderson filming the show on the night, with audience footage showing him operating a camera during ‘Nina + Field Of Cops’. Benny Safdie, who is a producer on the film, was also seen assisting Anderson, while an additional camera reportedly ran from the balcony throughout the concert.
Anderson has previously directed music videos for Radiohead, The Smile and Haim, while his most recent film One Battle After Another was the major winner at this year’s Oscars, taking home Best Picture and Best Director.
NME awarded Winter’s solo show at London’s Roundhouse last year five stars, writing: “Cameron Winter has the power, talent and magnetism of a future great – a star to go the distance with just that voice, a piano and a whole world quite literally at his fingertips.”
Winter is currently back on the road with Geese, whose latest album ‘Getting Killed’ also received five stars from NME before topping our list of the best albums of 2025.
The band will perform at Reading Festival on Friday (August 28) and Leeds Festival the following day, before playing two headline shows at London’s Troxy on September 1 and 2. They will then headline the opening night of End Of The Road on September 3.
In a five-star review of Geese’s Hammersmith Apollo show earlier this year, NME wrote: “While Winter’s last solo gig in these parts revealed him as a Tom Waits or Nick Cave for our time, tonight feels like one of those hallowed shows seeing Nirvana or The Strokes come into their own, or Radiohead finding their voice.
“In any way, it’s between Geese and Fontaines D.C. to define this decade as a band.”
