Geese Debut on SNL: Watch Performances of ‘Au Pays du Cocaine’ & ‘Trinidad’
Indie rock band Geese recently made their debut performance on Saturday Night Live, showcasing two tracks from their critically acclaimed album, Getting Killed. The Brooklyn-based group, accompanied by touring keyboardist Sam Revaz, delivered a performance that highlighted their growing presence in the music scene.
A Challenging Creation
Getting Killed, released in September, represents the band’s follow-up to their previous albums, Projector (2021) and 3D Country (2022). The album’s creation, however, was not without its difficulties. Frontman Cameron Winter, 23, described the process as a “waking nightmare” that continued until the album was mastered.
Guitarist Emily Green echoed Winter’s sentiment, characterizing the album-making process as a “brute-force effort” until completion. Despite the challenges, the album has garnered significant recognition, being ranked fifth on Rolling Stone’s list of the 100 Best Albums of 2025.
SNL Performance
Geese opened their Saturday Night Live set with “Au Pays du Cocaine” (In the Land of Cocaine), the eighth track on Getting Killed. They followed with “Trinidad,” the album’s opening track. Both performances are now available for viewing online.
Formed ten years ago by schoolmates, Geese is currently undertaking a worldwide tour. Following a January 31st show in Honolulu, Hawaii, the band is scheduled to perform at several major festivals in the United States, including Treefort Music Festival in Boise, Idaho, as well as Coachella, Governors Ball, and Bonnaroo.
Frequently Asked Questions
What album did Geese perform from on SNL?
Geese performed songs from their album, Getting Killed, on Saturday Night Live.
How long has Geese been a band?
The members of Geese formed the band ten years ago as schoolmates.
Where will Geese perform next in the United States?
Geese will next perform in the United States in March at the Treefort Music Festival in Boise, Idaho.
With a busy tour schedule and continued critical acclaim, what impact do you think this SNL appearance will have on Geese’s future?