CAMERON WINTER AT CARNEGIE HALL
Alex Theatre216 N Brand Blvd, Los Angeles 91203
This afternoon at the Alex Theatre is a screening of Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall, not a live Cameron Winter performance. The 72-minute concert film follows Winter’s December 2025 return to New York for one Carnegie Hall show, after a months-long sold-out tour with his band Geese. Cameron Winter stars in the film, which is presented as a record of that single concert rather than a new set in Glendale. The screening brings the Carnegie Hall performance into the Alex Theatre’s large, ornate auditorium.
Winter is the frontman of New York City-based band Geese and a solo artist whose debut solo album is Heavy Metal. The Carnegie Hall performance and accompanying live album were recorded and produced by Ariel Rechtshaid. The concert film was directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Commentary on the film has called Winter’s Carnegie Hall performance “mesmerizing” and his songs “engrossing,” descriptions that speak to the solo concert captured on screen rather than to a live Alex Theatre appearance.
The Alex Theatre’s unusual claim to fame is its atmospheric auditorium: Greek and Egyptian-inspired details create the illusion of an open-air garden, beneath the theatre’s distinctive 100-foot neon tower. Opened in 1925 as a vaudeville and movie house, it now presents concerts and a broad program of performing arts at 216 North Brand Boulevard in downtown Glendale. Expect a formal theatre evening in a large, roughly 1,300-seat auditorium, with reserved seats and a stage framed by ornate decoration. Shows are ticketed, so check the event listing for seats and details before you go. Concessions are available, and Brand Boulevard’s restaurants and cafes make it easy to plan dinner nearby. The Alex is still operating and listing upcoming performances.