Three Nights Among the Headstones, Geese Play Hollywood Forever

Geese arrive at Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Thursday, October 15, for what is now a three-night stand, with shows on Friday and Saturday to follow.

The band is touring its fourth studio album, Getting Killed, released in September 2025, under the banner of the Getting Killed Again tour. The fall run began September 29 at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and mixes theaters with stadium dates. When the tour was announced in April, Stereogum noted that the October 2 show at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens would be the band’s biggest headlining show to date.

Los Angeles was first announced as two nights. Secret Los Angeles reported that a third was added after overwhelming pre-sale demand, and Vice listed October 17 among the new dates, part of a round of added shows that also gave Oakland, Seattle, Chicago, Toronto, Philadelphia and Washington, DC second nights.

Hollywood Forever, on Santa Monica Boulevard, has become one of the city’s more atmospheric outdoor rooms, a concert lawn set inside a working cemetery. Doors and set times were not published in the coverage Velvet reviewed, so check the venue and ticketing pages before heading out.

The tour also carries a small civic gesture. Stereogum reports that the band is working with Plus1 to donate one dollar per ticket to organizations supporting local communities.

Stereogum’s announcement called Getting Killed the “best album of 2025,” a measure of how quickly the band has moved into headline territory. The artist pre-sale opened April 29, and tickets went on general sale May 1 through Ticketmaster, according to Vice. Stereogum noted that tickets on the band’s last headlining run went for steep prices on the secondary market, so official channels are the safer route.

For another of the season’s outdoor rooms, see Mac DeMarco’s night at the Hollywood Bowl.