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Geese - Getting Killed Again Tour
The Anthem in Washingtonven. 13 nov. 2026 · 20:00
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Geese - Getting Killed Again Tour is a Music / Rock / Alternative Rock event at The Anthem in Washington.
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Geese's Getting Killed Again Tour brings the acclaimed indie rock band to Washington as part of their extensive North American tour. The live show highlights material from their fourth studio album 'Getting Killed', a record that has earned critical acclaim. The performance is known for its high energy and tight musicianship, creating an atmosphere that critics have called a 'triumphant homecoming' for the New York-raised band.
The Getting Killed World Tour has been praised for its remarkable live execution, with reviewers noting the band's ability to deliver a powerful and immersive experience. With intimate venues and a focus on the new album, fans can expect a raw and immersive concert.
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- Tickets often sell out months in advance due to high demand.
- Use CashorTrade to purchase tickets at face value and avoid scalping.
- Expect a high-energy show dedicated to the new album.
Questions fréquentes
What album is the tour supporting?
The tour supports their fourth studio album Getting Killed.
How can I avoid ticket scalping?
Geese has partnered with CashorTrade to ensure tickets are sold at face value.
Are the venues intimate?
Many venues have a capacity of around 1,000 people.
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Geese
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