Geese Kick Off 2026 “Getting Killed Again Tour” in Nashville: Setlist + Video

Geese kicked off their 2026 “Getting Killed Again Tour” with the first of two sold-out shows at The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Monday, September 28th.

The new tour follows a whirlwind year for the New York rockers, who initially completed their headlining tour in support of their great 2025 album Getting Killed last fall. They took their “Getting Killed” show abroad for UK and European headlining dates earlier this year and played dozens of major festivals around the world, including Coachella, Primavera Sound, Bonnaroo, Governors Ball, Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, Shaky Knees, and many more.

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They began their set in typical fashion with “Husbands,” a usual opener for their headlining shows; they kept the energy going with Getting Killed‘s title track, “Islands of Men,” and “Half Real.” Geese then busted out “2122,” and according to setlist.fm, Cameron Winter played a clip of Bob Dylan’s “Girl from the North Country” on his phone midway through.

They moved along with “100 Horses,” followed by “Crusades,” “Gravity Blues,” “Mysterious Love,” “Cobra,” “Bow Down,” “Au Pays du Cocaine,” and “Taxes.” For the encore, the group dusted off 3D Country single “Cowboy Nudes,” and closed things out with a raucous rendition of “Trinidad.” See their full setlist below.

Fans also noted new merch for this North American run. One T-shirt features a sketched-out drawing of the band; it’s almost an exact copy of Graham Coxon’s “A Nice Blur Doodle” drawing that made a 1997 edition of BLURB, Blur’s official fan club newsletter.

Geese will remain on the road through November with shows to come in Asheville, New York, Mexico City, Phoenix, San Diego, Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle, Denver, Chicago, Toronto, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington D.C., and more. Get tickets to see Geese on their “Getting Killed Again Tour” here.

In other Geese news, the band recently refuted claims about their success being a psyop: “Come to the show and tell me how many bots you see,” said Geese’s Dominic DiGesu. Cameron Winter also confirmed work on a new solo project that would be the follow-up to 2024’s lauded Heavy Metal. Winter recently released a live album capturing his 2025 Carnegie Hall performance; the show was also filmed by Paul Thomas Anderson and is about to receive a theatrical release as Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall.

Geese @ The Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN – September 28th Setlist:

Husbands

Getting Killed

Islands of Men

Half Real

2122

100 Horses

Crusades

Gravity Blues

Mysterious Love

Cobra

Bow Down

Au Pays du Cocaine
Taxes