Hold onto your hats, music lovers! Geese just unleashed ‘100 Horses,’ a track that’s already hinting at their upcoming album, ‘Getting Killed,’ being an absolute game-changer. Plus, they’re hitting the road for a massive UK and European tour in 2026. Ready to dive into their new sonic adventure?

The indie rock sensation Geese has electrifyingly unveiled their latest single, ‘100 Horses,’ offering fans a compelling glimpse into their highly anticipated third studio album, ‘Getting Killed.’ Accompanying this exciting musical release, the New York City-based quintet has also delighted enthusiasts with the announcement of an extensive UK and European tour slated for 2026, promising a series of captivating live performances across the continent.

This new track serves as the most recent preview of ‘Getting Killed,’ an album poised to solidify Geese’s distinctive sound and artistic evolution. It follows on the heels of the soaring lead single and an early leak of a track titled ‘Trinidad’ during the Newport Folk Festival, building considerable momentum and curiosity around their forthcoming body of work.

Scheduled for a September 26 release via the esteemed Partisan label, ‘Getting Killed’ is set to follow up on their critically acclaimed 2023 sophomore effort, ‘3D Country.’ That album garnered significant praise for its expansive sound and maturity, showcasing a band unafraid to explore new sonic territories early in their career.

According to a recent press release, ‘Getting Killed’ represents a profound artistic shift for Geese. Having previously experimented with post-punk on their 2021 debut ‘Projector’ and embraced a rollicking cowboy rock aesthetic with ‘3D Country,’ the new album delves into the aftermath of deconstructing those prior creative frameworks, meticulously reassembling the pieces into a bold and uniquely exacting vision for the band.

The creation of ‘Getting Killed’ took place over a month in Los Angeles, under the expert guidance of renowned producer James Ford, also known as Kenneth Blume. From these collaborative sessions, Geese emerged with what they describe as “a chaotic comedy of epic proportions,” hinting at the album’s dynamic and multifaceted nature.

To commemorate the impending album release, Geese has meticulously outlined their 2026 UK and European tour. The journey is set to commence on March 3 in Paris, subsequently weaving through a vibrant array of European cities including Brussels, Zurich, Munich, Prague, and Hamburg, providing ample opportunities for fans to experience their innovative indie rock live.

The band members, particularly guitarist Emily Green and drummer Max Bassin, have consistently expressed a core philosophy of avoiding creative stagnation. They assert that their intrinsic drive to “shift focus” and their tendency to “get bored of the old shit” are fundamental to their evolving sound, ensuring that each album, from ‘Projector’ to ‘3D Country’ and now ‘Getting Killed,’ offers a distinctly fresh thematic and musical experience.

Adding another layer to their creative output, singer Cameron Winter embarked on a successful solo venture, releasing his acclaimed debut solo album, ‘What Kind of Blue Are You?’, last December. This solo effort received significant critical acclaim, further underscoring the deep well of talent within the Geese collective and their individual artistic pursuits.

With a compelling new single, a highly anticipated album, and an expansive 2026 tour on the horizon, Geese continues to cement their position as a formidable and innovative force in contemporary indie rock. Fans worldwide eagerly await the full scope of ‘Getting Killed’ and the opportunity to witness the band’s dynamic performances across the UK and Europe.