Presenting Rolling Stone's 'Reasons to Love Rock' October 2026 issue, starring @geese_band. 🎸
Sold-out shows, psyop rumors, and secret sessions: New York’s most talked-about band has a lot on its mind.
Cover story/photos: rollingstone.com/music/music-fe…
- Presenting Rolling Stone's 'Reasons to Love Rock' October 2026 issue, starring @geese_band. 🎸 Sold-out shows, psyop rumors, and secret sessions: New York’s most talked-about band has a lot on its mind. Cover story/photos: rollingstone.com/music/music-fe…
In their first interview since the psyop allegations broke, @geese_band clear up some misconceptions: "It wasn’t comments or fake fans or bots or anything. It was low-effort TikTok posts that were used to boost the algorithm. They showed us samples, and it made me feel better“Honestly, I believe in my bandmates so much. We have, what, three albums out? There’s so much ahead of us. I’m excited to see what we can do to music, man.” Read Rolling Stone’s October 2026 cover story with @geese_band:For Rolling Stone's October issue, @geese_band's Max Bassin gives us an exclusive, very-real, definitely-not-joking, tour of the rock & roll history behind their top-secret recording and rehearsal space. "If our Rolling Stone viewers at home are familiar with Phil Collins, theseRolling Stone's 'Reasons to Love Rock' issue, which looks at the artists, scenes, sounds, and trends that have us believing in rock & roll in 2026, drops on September 18. Read the cover story, featuring Geese:
