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Geese Perform Au Pays du Cocaine and Trinidad on SNL

February 4, 2026 Emma Walker – News Editor News

Geese performed as the musical guests on Saturday Night Live last night (january 24), marking their debut on the show alongside host and One Battle after Another star Teyana Taylor. The band played two‍ songs from⁢ their latest album Getting Killed: ‍“Au Pays du Cocaine” and “Trinidad.” Watch the⁤ performances below.
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Although this was Geese’s first SNL appearance as a band, frontman Cameron Winter previously appeared on the show. During SNL’s final episode ⁢of 2025, hosted by Ariana Grande, cast member‍ James Austin Johnson⁢ portrayed Winter in a “Random Duet Christmas Spectacular” ⁣sketch. The sketch also ⁣featured⁢ impressions of Yoko Ono, Björk, Kate Bush, Post Malone, and others.

Getting Killed, ⁢Geese’s fourth studio album, released in September 2025. Following ⁣a successful fall North American tour, the band made several notable TV and radio ⁤appearances. They performed “Taxes” on Jimmy Kimmel Live!; and recorded a session with KCRW.

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