Saturday Night Live viewers slammed one New York-based rock group that made their musical debut on Saturday Night Live, alongside actress Teyana Taylor

Saturday Night Live viewers had mixed reactions after Brooklyn band Geese made their debut on the comedy sketch series,

Geese performed as musical guest during "Saturday Night Live" on Jan. 24, performing a pair of songs from their latest album, "Getting Killed."

The much-hyped New Yorkers finish fourth on our poll of artists to listen out for this year.

Geese returns to this melting pot of genres — post punk and art rock — with youthful chaos, earning them the title of “Gen Z’s first great American rock band.”

Over the past couple years, rock and roll has enjoyed an extremely silly waterfowl-related coincidence: The simultaneous rise of the indie jam band Goose and the Brooklyn punk band Geese. Though these two outfits couldn’t be further from each other in ...

In a week and a half, Geese will make their Saturday Night Live debut, after frontman Cameron Winter already got parodied on the show. Winter might be the subject of a new concert film from Paul Thomas Anderson and Benny Safdie,

Geese are so ever-present on my TikTok algorithm, it's starting to feel like my FYP is an empty soccer field. Apologies for the dad joke — I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm trying to remove it. But seriously: The band Geese — not the infamously aggressive bird ...

After having a monster 2025, New York band Geese were Nighted on Saturday, making their SNL debut. They played two songs off Getting Killed: ballad “Au Pays du Cocaine” and more ripping “Trinidad.” Watch both below.