Geese returned to a packed house in Allston on Tuesday, trading the intimate stage of a smaller local club for a 3,500-capacity venue one year after their last Boston appearance, boston.com reported.
The Brooklyn-born rock band made their penultimate North American stop on the Getting Killed Again Tour at Roadrunner. The performance followed a whirlwind twelve months that included vocalist Cameron Winter headlining Carnegie Hall in December at age 23, alongside viral internet scrutiny in April, according to boston.com.
Fans arrived early, filling the floor and balconies ahead of the night’s opening set by Welsh folk-inspired instrumentalist Gwenifer Raymond. Raymond delivered a 30-minute fingerpicking performance that drew loud cheers throughout her crescendos.
From Allston clubs to packed halls
The contrast between the band’s prior local stop and their latest appearance highlights their rapid trajectory. Last November, the group performed down the road at the Paradise Rock Club, a venue holding fewer than 1,000 people. One attendee said that the show was special because it would never happen again, boston.com reported.
By Tuesday, the crowd at Roadrunner detonated at the opening notes of each track. The band’s September 2025 album, Getting Killed, expanded their following across indie rock, post-punk, and experimental circles.
The group’s history carries a distinct local tie. Classmates Winter and bassist Dominic DiGesu originally planned to split after high school graduation, with Winter headed to Boston University and DiGesu destined for Berklee.
The Roadrunner setlist and performance
The barebones stage setup featured only lights, a microphone, and a drum platform.
The complete setlist performed at Roadrunner on November 10 included:
- Long Island City Here I Come
- Cobra
- Husbands
- Getting Killed
- 2122
- 100 Horses
- Half Real
- Crusades
- Cowboy Nudes
- Domoto
- Gravity Blues
- Bow Down
- Au Pays du Cocaine
- Taxes
- Trinidad
During “2122,” the band traded a capella vocals and rowdy instrumentals, with each member taking turns leading the track. Later, drummer Max Bassin capped off the funky “Cowboy Nudes” with a thunderous solo, boston.com reported.
The night concluded with a four-track run from Getting Killed, ending with “Trinidad” as crowd surfers floated toward security guards. Geese returns to Roadrunner for the second night of their back-to-back Boston run on Wednesday at 8 p.m., boston.com reported.
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