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Cameron Winter Brings ‘Live at Carnegie Hall’ Concert Film to Theatres in Canada

This winter, a 35mm Paul Thomas Anderson-directed recording of the Geese frontman’s solo show in New York will screen in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal.

Cameron Winter

Cameron Winter

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Cameron Winter’s solo concert film is hitting the big screen this winter.

Last week (Oct. 9), the Geese frontman released Live at Carnegie Hall, a full-length live album recorded during Winter’s show at the New York theatre in December 2025.


It was a major moment for the New York singer-songwriter and was captured on 35mm film by director Paul Thomas Anderson. Now, fans can watch the concert film in theatres across North America in December and January.

Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall will play at Toronto's TIFF Lightbox on Dec. 2 and 3, followed by Vancouver's Cinematheque from Dec. 11 to 14. In 2027, Montreal's Cinematheque Quebecoise will host screenings on Jan. 12 and 13.

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The concert film includes all 12 songs that Winter performed at Carnegie Hall, nine of which were previously released on Winter's Singles EP and his debut studio album Heavy Metal, both released in 2024.


Currently, Winter is on tour with Geese on the band’s North American tour. They’re slated to play back-to-back sold-out shows at History in Toronto on Nov. 3 and 4. It’s just over a year after they played two nights at Toronto’s The Opera House in October 2025.

While the group has yet to chart in Canada, they scored their first-ever entry on the U.S. Billboard 200 on the Oct. 11, 2025-dated chart with last year’s album, Getting Killed, a project that propelled the group into the mainstream, securing major festival slots at Coachella and Osheaga in Montreal.

Recently, Winter was featured on Phoebe Bridgers’ latest album, Lost Weekend, on tracks “Kill Me” and “I Can’t Wait,” her first album to reach the top 3 on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart. “Kill Me” made its Billboard Canadian Hot 100 debut on the Aug. 29-dated chart, reaching No. 93.

Tickets for Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal are on sale now.

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Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall — Canadian Screening Dates

Dec. 2-3 — Toronto, ON — TIFF Lightbox

Dec. 11- 14 — Vancouver, BC — Cinematheque

2027

Jan. 12-13 — Montreal, QC — Cinematheque Quebecoise

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