PHOTO: LEWIS EVANS
Cameron Winter to release Live At Carnegie Hall album in October, featuring three unreleased songs
Cameron Winter's December 2025 Carnegie Hall performance has been slated for an October release, capturing reworked songs from his debut album Heavy Metal, as well as previously unreleased compositions.
Following Winter's first-ever performance at the historic New York concert venue towards the end of last year, videos of a special appearance by filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson capturing the special moment began to circulate — with fans anticipating what would come of this. While there's been no confirmation of a concert film on the cards as of yet, plans for the live album have been revealed with pre-orders for the 2LP vinyl and CD available via Partisan Records.
The performance features several tracks from Heavy Metal, including "Love Takes Miles", "Nina + Field of Cops", and "Cancer of the Skull", singles "Vines" and "Take It With You", and unreleased tracks "It All Fell in the River", "Emperor XIII in Shades", and "If You Turn Back Now". The release follows a busy year for Winter, who has been touring extensively as the singer of Geese in support of their album Getting Killed, released last September.
Live At Carnegie Hall artwork
Live At Carnegie Hall tracklist
"It All Fell in the River"
"Try as I May"
"Emperor XIII in Shades"
"The Rolling Stones"
"Love Takes Miles"
"Drinking Age"
"Cancer of the Skull"
"If You Turn Back Now"
"Nina + Field of Cops"
"$0"
"Take It With You"
"Vines"
Live At Carnegie Hall is released on 9 October via Partisan Records
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