Geese Leeds Concert - March 2026

Here is your comprehensive concert guide for Geese at Project House, Leeds:

Geese Descend on Leeds: A Sonic Assault at Project House

Prepare yourselves, Leeds! The electrifying force that is Geese is set to descend upon the intimate confines of Project House on Sunday, 22nd March 2026, promising an evening of raw, unadulterated rock energy. This is not a gig for the faint-hearted; it’s an immersion into a soundscape that is both challenging and undeniably compelling. Geese have carved out a reputation for their visceral live performances, a chaotic yet meticulously crafted blend of post-punk urgency and art-rock ambition. Project House, known for its raw industrial aesthetic and close-quarters experience, is the perfect crucible for the band’s explosive talent. Expect the unexpected as Geese unleash their sonic arsenal, transforming the venue into a pulsating hub of raw musical expression. This is more than just a concert; it’s an event that will resonate long after the final chord fades.

About Geese: Charting the Course of a Modern Rock Phenomenon

Emerging from Brooklyn, New York, Geese have rapidly established themselves as a vital voice in contemporary rock music. Since their formation in 2016, the quintet – comprising vocalist Cameron Winter, guitarists Gus Fleming and Foster Rowe, bassist Dom DiGuglielmo, and drummer Tom Salta – have defied easy categorization. Their debut album, “Projector” (2021), was a bold statement of intent, a sprawling collection of intricate guitar work, restless rhythms, and Winter’s distinctive, often enigmatic vocal delivery. The album garnered critical acclaim for its ambitious scope and a sound that paid homage to classic art-rock while firmly planting its feet in the modern era.

Their sophomore effort, “3D Country” (2023), saw the band further expand their sonic palette, incorporating a wider range of influences from country to disco, all filtered through their unique Geese lens. This evolution demonstrated a maturity and willingness to experiment that has only deepened their artistic credibility. Live, Geese are a force of nature. Their performances are renowned for their intensity, the band members feeding off each other’s energy to create a whirlwind of sound. They navigate complex arrangements with precision, yet there’s an underlying sense of glorious abandon that keeps audiences captivated. Their ability to seamlessly shift from moments of quiet introspection to explosive sonic catharsis is a testament to their skill and chemistry.

Geese’s discography, while still relatively young, is already packed with tracks that highlight their diverse capabilities and undeniable songwriting prowess. Tracks like the propulsive, anxiety-fueled “Disco” from “Projector” showcase their knack for dynamic shifts, while the sprawling, narrative-driven “Fences” demonstrates their lyrical depth. From the intricate guitar interplay of “Lowtie” to the anthemic build of “I See Colour,” each song offers a different facet of their evolving sound. More recent offerings like the genre-bending “3D Country” itself, and the infectious, danceable “St. Charles” from their latest album, reveal a band confidently pushing boundaries. The urgent, almost frantic energy of “Surrender” and the atmospheric introspection of “Cowboy Nudes” further solidify their reputation for sonic exploration and captivating storytelling.

Project House: Leeds’ Underground Gem

Project House is a cornerstone of Leeds’ burgeoning live music scene, renowned for its intimate atmosphere and no-nonsense approach to showcasing emerging and established talent. Housed within a characterful industrial building, it offers a raw and unvarnished setting that perfectly complements the direct and unpretentious nature of Geese’s music. The venue’s modest capacity ensures a close connection between the band and the audience, fostering an electric atmosphere where every note is felt and every lyric resonates. This intimacy is precisely what makes Project House an ideal stage for Geese, allowing their powerful performance to truly envelop attendees. For full venue details, see our venue guide.

Getting to the Show: Navigating Your Route to Geese

For those travelling into Leeds city centre to catch Geese at Project House, Leeds Station is your primary rail hub, conveniently located within a short distance of the venue. From Leeds Station, the venue is a straightforward walk, typically taking around 15-20 minutes depending on your pace, or a very brief taxi or ride-share journey. If you are driving, be aware that city centre parking can be limited and expensive. It is advisable to research and book a car park in advance. To fully soak in the pre-gig atmosphere and avoid any last-minute rushes, we highly recommend arriving at Project House between 30-45 minutes early.

Where to Eat & Drink Nearby: Fuelling Your Night

Before Geese unleash their sonic onslaught, Leeds city centre offers a plethora of dining and drinking options to suit every taste. For a quick and flavourful bite, consider the vibrant street food scene around Kirkgate Market, offering diverse global cuisines. If you’re after something more substantial and enjoy a buzzing atmosphere, the numerous pubs and bars lining Merrion Street provide classic pub grub and a wide selection of ales. For those seeking a more contemporary dining experience, the area around Trinity Leeds shopping centre boasts a range of restaurants from casual eateries to more upscale establishments, perfect for a pre-show refuel.

Ticket Information: Securing Your Passage to the Performance

Given the considerable buzz surrounding Geese and their reputation for unforgettable live shows, tickets for their performance at Project House are anticipated to be in high demand. Early booking is strongly advised to avoid disappointment. Based on typical pricing for bands of Geese’s calibre and the capacity of venues like Project House, you can expect general admission tickets to likely range from approximately £45 to £75, with potential for VIP or premium packages to be priced higher. These figures are indicative, and final pricing will depend on the specific sales period and any applicable booking fees. Check availability and pricing through the links on this page.

FAQs: Your Burning Questions Answered

Q1: What is Geese’s typical live set length? Geese generally perform for around 75-90 minutes, offering a dynamic and engaging set that covers their most popular tracks and new material.

Q2: Is Project House a standing or seated venue? Project House is predominantly a standing venue, designed to create an intimate and energetic live music experience.

Q3: What is the age restriction for Geese at Project House? As a general rule for most live music venues in the UK, attendees must be 18 or over. Please confirm specific age restrictions on the ticket purchasing page.

Q4: Does Geese play their hit songs live? Absolutely. Geese are known to play a selection of their most recognised and fan-favourite tracks during their live sets.

Q5: What is the best way to get to Project House from Leeds Train Station? A pleasant 15-20 minute walk is often the most straightforward. Alternatively, a short taxi or ride-share will take you directly there.

Q6: Are there any good pubs near Project House for a pre-show drink? Yes, the Merrion Street area, a short walk away, is known for its concentration of excellent pubs and bars.

Q7: What is Geese’s musical style typically described as? Their style is often labelled as art-rock, post-punk, and indie rock, characterised by intricate guitar work, dynamic shifts, and a unique vocal delivery.

Q8: Will there be merchandise available at the show? It is highly likely that Geese will have merchandise for sale at the venue.

Q9: Is it possible to meet the band after the show? While there’s no guarantee, sometimes bands participate in post-show meet-and-greets or sign autographs. This is usually announced on the day.

Q10: What should I expect in terms of the atmosphere at a Geese concert? Expect a high-energy, immersive, and often intense atmosphere. Geese are known for their passionate and engaging live performances.

Top Tips for the Geese Experience at Project House

To truly make the most of Geese’s electrifying performance at Project House, consider these insider tips. Given the venue’s intimate setting, arriving early is paramount to securing a prime spot with excellent visibility and sound. This also allows you to soak in the pre-show atmosphere, perhaps grabbing a drink at the bar without missing the first notes. Geese are known for their dynamic sound, so if you prefer to be closer to the action and feel the full force of their sonic output, aim for the front. However, if you prefer a slightly less intense but still engaged experience, the mid-to-rear areas of the standing floor still offer fantastic views and acoustics. Be prepared for a high-energy set; comfortable footwear is a must. Finally, embrace the raw energy of the band and the venue – a Geese show is an experience to be fully immersed in.

Get Your Tickets: Don’t Miss This Sonic Spectacle

The opportunity to witness Geese live at the atmospheric Project House in Leeds on Sunday, 22nd March 2026, is fast approaching, and demand for tickets is expected to be exceptionally high. This is your chance to experience a band at the forefront of modern rock, delivering a performance that is both critically acclaimed and a visceral thrill for fans. Given their rising profile and the intimate nature of the venue, securing your tickets early is not just recommended, it’s essential. Don’t let this chance pass you by; be part of a memorable night of outstanding live music. Check availability through our trusted partners and secure your tickets today. View full event details and secure your tickets today.