Brooklyn-based musician and Geese frontman Cameron Winter has officially announced additional solo tour dates across the United States, United Kingdom, and France. The extended tour, titled ‘Heavy Metal Tour Continued,’ follows the release of his debut solo album Heavy Metal in December 2024.
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New Tour Dates in the US, UK, and France
Winter will kick off his solo tour in the U.S. this spring, performing in Baltimore (April 17), Boston (April 19), and New York City (April 22). The tour will then take him to the UK for two intimate performances at St. Matthias Church in North London on April 24 and 25. Finally, Winter will conclude the tour with a special show at La Halles Aux Oliviers in Paris on April 29.
A press release highlights that these venues were specifically chosen to create an immersive live experience, allowing audiences to fully appreciate Winter’s eclectic influences and his unique approach to modern songwriting and storytelling.
Full Tour Schedule
April 2025:
- 17 – 2640 Space, Baltimore, US
- 19 – 4th Wall, Boston, US
- 22 – St. John’s Lutheran Church, New York, US
- 24 – St. Matthias Church, London, UK
- 25 – St. Matthias Church, London, UK
- 29 – La Halles Aux Oliviers, Paris, FR
Tickets for all shows are now available for purchase through official platforms.
A Deeply Personal Approach to Music
In a recent interview, Winter opened up about the creative process behind Heavy Metal, revealing that much of his inspiration stems from his childhood experiences. He also discussed the key differences between working solo and collaborating with his band, Geese.
“Well, some parts are easier and some parts are harder,” Winter explained. “With Geese, when you’re working on full songs with multiple people, they need to have a structure that everyone understands. But when I was working alone, I could throw all that out the window.”
Winter admitted that the process was challenging, as he often recorded songs without fully writing them first. “A lot of these songs sucked for a long time due to me not writing them before I recorded them,” he shared. “There was a lot of reverse-engineering from me just banging on a piano.”
Geese’s Recent Performances and Covers
While Winter continues to explore his solo career, Geese has remained active. During their annual Geesefest residency in New York City last December, the band performed covers of Television’s Marquee Moon and Green Day’s American Idiot, paying tribute to two of their major influences.
Winter’s solo tour promises to deliver an intimate yet dynamic experience for fans eager to witness his latest musical evolution.
For more updates on Cameron Winter’s tour and music, visit his official website or follow his social media channels.
