Getting Killed World Tour

In 2025, Geese released their fourth full-length album titled Getting Killed.^[3] The album received critical acclaim.^[4] Prior to the announcement of the album, the band announced a tour to happen in North America in the fall.^[5] In August, the band announced European tour dates.^[6] In September, the group announced more UK shows as well as shows in Australia and Japan.^[7]

Due to the hype surrounding Geese prior to the release of Getting Killed, a majority of the shows in the Getting Killed World Tour were sold out months in advance. These concerts were commonly hosted in venues with only a 1,000 person capacity. Because of this, Geese's shows were victim to ticket scalping and price gouging throughout the span of the tour.^[8][9] The retail price of the tour's tickets soared beyond its face value due to resellers, reaching within the range of $300-$1,000 USD.^[10] During their North American tour, Geese partnered with CashorTrade, a ticket-reselling market that prevents reselling tickets beyond their going rate.^[11]

The tour has received positive reviews. Writing for Uproxx, Steven Hyden said "There might be bands that make more money or play bigger venues or garner better (or at least equally good) reviews in 2025. But in terms of juice — that intangible but indisputable feeling that you are witnessing a show you'll still be talking about in 10 or 20 or even more years — then it's hard to think of any act in the indie space that can touch Geese at the moment."^[12]

Writing for Consequence of Sound, Jonah Krueger said "In short, it's the best Geese have ever sounded. Fans old and new who are lucky enough to catch the band on their current run — or who are willing to shell out the spiking resale prices — are in store for a remarkably realized presentation of their vision performed in what might be the smallest batch of rooms they'll play in for years to come."^[13]

Writing about the New York City show at the Brooklyn Paramount in an article for Paste Magazine, Grace Robins-Somerville said "The greatest New York rock bands—from The New York Dolls to Suicide to Television to Talking Heads to TV On The Radio to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs—are ones whose work captures [New York City]'s contradictions, its incessant aliveness. Watching Geese close out their tour with a triumphant homecoming show felt like watching them throw their arms around the city that raised them—a city that feels like an entire universe."^[14]

The following set list was obtained from the concert held on October 25, 2025, at the Hollywood Theatre in Vancouver, British Columbia.^[15] It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.