Videos · October 22, 2026 · 41 seconds
Cameron Winter's 'Live at Carnegie Hall': The Man With His Back to the Room
Cameron Winter played Carnegie Hall alone at a piano with his back to the audience while Paul Thomas Anderson filmed. The live album answers the question that has followed him for two years, whether he means it, and earns an A.
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CAMERON WINTER'S 'LIVE AT CARNEGIE HALL': THE MAN WITH HIS BACK TO THE ROOM
[CARNEGIE HALL, 2025] His back to a full hall.
- In December 2025, Cameron Winter, the 23-year-old singer of the New York band Geese, played Carnegie Hall alone at a piano with his back to the audience.
- The show became Live at Carnegie Hall, a 12-song album with three new songs, and a film crew captured the whole night.
[THE FILM] A famous director filmed it.
- Paul Thomas Anderson, the director of Magnolia and There Will Be Blood, shot the concert on 35mm and 16mm film for a 72-minute movie.
- Noozify's review gives the album an A, saying Winter makes a joke and a prayer sound like the same thing.
Read the full article at noozify.com. Images: Images: Cameron Winter with Geese, Boston, by Lygonstreet (CC BY-SA 4.0); the Isaac Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall by Yair Haklai (CC BY-SA 4.0); Paul Thomas Anderson by Lyn Fairly Media (CC BY 3.0); all via Wikimedia Commons. Music: an original score for Noozify.