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Vampire Weekend have announced a string of 2025 North American tour dates, set to kick off later this summer.Ezra Koeing and co will hit the road from May 10, starting with a slot at this year’s edition of Just Like Heaven Festival and another festival slot on May 25 at Boston Calling. From there, the band will make stops in cities across the US including Portland, Philadelphia, Columbus, Saratoga Springs, Asheville, Jacksonville and Miami.They will then wrap up their tour with a handful of festival appearances at the likes of Bonnaroo, Pukkelpop, Rock En Seine, Borderlands Festival and more.Geese and Turnstiles will be serving as opening support on select dates.A ticket pre-sale will be available for Citi cardmembers on Tuesday February 25 at 10am local time through the Citi Entertainment program.

Cameron Winter has announced new headline solo shows in the UK, France and the US. Find all the details below.The Geese frontman is due to hit the road in the States next week in support of his debut solo album ‘Heavy Metal’, which was released last December.Now, the Brooklyn artist has shared details of the ‘Heavy Metal Tour Continued’ this spring.

Geese have covered the likes of Television‘s ‘Marquee Moon’ and Green Day‘s ‘American Idiot’ during their annual Geesefest residency in NYC.The Brooklyn rockers – comprised of Cameron Winter, Max Bassin, Dominic DiGesu and Emily Green – took over the Music Hall Of Williamsburg in New York this past weekend (December 5 through 7) for their annual homecoming shows to wrap up the year.During night one (December 5), Geese debuted a new song titled ‘Free As Hell’ and ended the night with an eccentric cover of the 1977 classic ‘Marquee Moon’. On night two (December 6), the group debuted three new songs ‘Cobra’, ‘Half Real’ and ‘Here My Angels Come’.

Geese’s Cameron Winter has spoken to NME about his new eccentric debut solo album ‘Heavy Metal’, opening up about his fearless Tom Waits and Leonard Cohen-inspired approach. Check it out below along with new single ‘$0’.The frontman of the former NME Cover artist has announced today (November 19) the release of his first solo LP – a 10-track record that sees Winter embrace a unique sound influenced by the likes of Tom Waits and Bob Dylan and unleash his creativity with songs that explore chaos and existential dread.Winter released his first offering of the LP in the form of the song ‘$0’ – a spiralling six-minute piano ballad with whimsical strings and brooding melancholy.

NME has announced details of NME The Cover 2023-2024 – a new premium new coffee-table book that celebrates one year of championing new talent.Coming as a 300-page high-quality hardcover book, the release is a special piece for collectors in the NME community, and presents a collection of the first 50 artists to have featured on The Cover.Having relaunched in May 2023, The Cover is dedicated to championing the most exciting emerging artists globally, and looks to connect them with NME’s audience of millions of music fans through world-class journalism and premium original photography.Across the 50 covers shared over the 12 months from May 2023-May 2024, soon-to-be stars have featured alongside unsigned and DIY heroes making waves in their respective scenes. These have included BandLab break-out d4vd, K-pop megastars ENHYPEN, BRIT Award-winners The Last Dinner Party, Mercury Prize winners English Teacher, Icelandic-Chinese sensation Laufey, and global pop phenomenon Chappell Roan.NME The Cover 2023-2024 captures the definitive story of an incredible year in new music, and copies of the premium coffee-table book are available exclusively online through music retailer Dawsons.Visit here to order NME The Cover 2023-2024 – on sale now with a special 20 per cent launch discount.

Geese‘s Cameron Winter has shared two new singles ‘Vines’ and ‘Take It With You’, marking the beginning of his solo era.The two tracks have been paired together under the title ‘Singles’. ‘Vines’ is a piano ballad that sees Winter tackle early-20’s self-reckoning, reminiscent of a confessional Harry Nilsson would create.

Geese have announced that guitarist Foster Hudson has left the band.The Brooklyn-based band shared the news today (December 22), confirming that their guitarist would be stepping back to focus on his education.In a statement shared to Instagram, the band wrote: “Over the past few months, we have received a number of comments regarding Foster’s whereabouts. We would like to address said comments now.“Earlier this year, Foster decided to take a leave from the band to pursue his academic endeavours.

Geese have announced details of a new EP called ‘4D Country’ and released its first single – listen to ‘Jesse’ below.The release follows the band’s second album ‘3D Country’, which was released earlier this year via Partisan/PIAS.‘4D Country’ will be released on October 13 and feature a re-working of the title track from their recent album.Of its first single, which you can hear below, frontman Cameron Winter said: “‘Jesse’ started as a really fast song, then morphed into a slower, psych-ier, more soulful track.“It got left off of the album because we didn’t feel like there was a good place for it, but we’ve always really enjoyed playing it live.”Geese are currently midway through a UK headline tour, and play Glasgow’s King Tut’s tonight (September 10).See the remaining dates below.SEPTEMBER 202310 – Glasgow, King Tut’s11 – Dublin, Academy 212 – Leeds, Brudenell Social Club13 – Manchester, Band On The Wall14 – Nottingham, BodegaReviewing ‘3D Country’, NME said: “This is an album made by young people who’ve – quite literally – watched the world burn before their eyes.

Geese have compiled an exclusive playlist to accompany this week’s NME cover story.The Brooklyn-based rockers feature on The Cover this week (June 12) as we renew our commitment to supporting emerging talent across the globe on a weekly basis. Every week, a rising artist will feature on The Cover, and the full interview with Geese can be read here.To celebrate, Geese have curated a playlist inspired by their “sonic world”, titled ‘Songs To Rip Off’, which features tracks from Bruce Springsteen, Pixies, Electric Light Orchestra and more.

Geese have shared a bizarre video for their new single ‘Mysterious Love’, taken from their forthcoming second album ‘3D Country’.‘Mysterious Love’ is the third single the Brooklyn band has released from the upcoming LP, following ‘3D Country’ and ‘Cowboy Nudes’. Discussing the track, frontman Cameron Winter explained: “This song is about a dozen ‘90s rock cliches mixed into one little over-produced package.