Geese Continue Meteoric Ascent In San Francisco [Photos/Videos]

Riding in on a massive wave of hype, Geese captivated a packed house at The Fillmore in San Francisco as part of a tour that has cemented their status as a group many critics are calling Gen Z’s first great American rock band.

The quintet, who came together in 2016 while still in high school, has been riding high since their free show in Brooklyn captured the internet’s attention and showcased the raw, unfiltered energy that’s become their calling card. Frontman Cameron Winter commands the stage with magnetic charisma, leading mass conversions night after night, sold-out show after sold-out show. No doubt the group will play larger rooms when their booking catches up to their buzz, making this run an opportunity for fans to catch them on the way up.

Throughout their current tour, Geese have been performing their latest album, Getting Killed, in its entirety along with older material in a setlist they’ve replicated pretty consistently across tour stops.

With each performance, Geese prove they’re the real deal, delivering shows that feel both urgent and timeless. For a band still in their early 20s, their assurance on stage and the depth of their songwriting suggest this is just the beginning of their ascent.

Check out fan-shot videos from Geese’s San Francisco show and click below to view a gallery of photos courtesy of photographer Ryan Myers. The rest of the band’s upcoming U.S. tour dates are sold out, but they have partnered with CashorTrade to offer fans a way to exchange tickets at face value. Click here for more information.

Geese – The Fillmore – San Francisco, CA – 10/28/25 [Video Playlist]

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