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Geese Announce Fall Tour, Sell Out Quick

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Geese Announce Fall 2026 Tour: High-Energy Sets Expected

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Geese Announce Fall Tour, Sell Out Quick

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On April 23rd, Geese, those Busy Brookwin Rockers led by Cameron Winter, just announced dates for their fall, 2026, getting killed again. North American tour, it's all in support of their fourth album getting killed from last year. They kick things off September 29th at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, hitting spots like Asheville, Mexico City, Phoenix, Los Angeles. Seattle, Chicago, Toronto, and wrapping up November 10th at the Roadrunner in Boston. Tickets drop soon, with an artist pre-sale starting April 29th at 10 a.m. local time, and the general public sale rolling out May 1st at the same time. Fans can sign up now for that early access to Snackseeds before they sell out. Before the fall run, the band has a packed summer festival slate, including their debut at Primavera Sound in Barcelona, plus Governor's Ball in New. York, Bonnaroo, in Tennessee, La La Paloza, in Chicago, outside lands in San Francisco, and a bunch of international dates across Europe.

The buzz around Geese keeps building after that killer album drop, and these shows promise high energy sets from a band that's already turning heads. In the rock scene, expect sold out vibes quick, especially in those bigger markets. Mark your calendars and hit up the pre-sale. Geese are about to own the fall circuit, bringing their raw sounds of fans hungry for more. That wraps music news today. Brought to you with AI.

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