About
Brooklyn's most-hyped young rock band plays its biggest headline show yet in the Forest Hills tennis bowl, Leenalchi opening.
Geese went from Brooklyn high-school band to one of the most talked-about rock acts in the country, and this is their biggest headline show yet, in a 1920s tennis stadium steps from the Queens Boulevard subway. This first night sold out almost instantly, with Leenalchi's electrifying pansori-pop as opener. If you want the indie show New Yorkers will be comparing notes on all autumn, this is it.
What to expect
Expect an open-air horseshoe of concrete stands around a general-admission floor, with the sky overhead and the stage at one end. Leenalchi opens before Geese's headline set, and the band has partnered with PLUS1, so a dollar per ticket goes to community organizations.
Good to know
- Take the E, F, M or R to Forest Hills–71st Av, then walk about ten minutes through the Tudor streets of Forest Hills Gardens.
- The venue is outdoors, so check the forecast and bring a layer.
- This night sold out fast; check official resale on AXS rather than street sellers.
- A second night with a different opener follows if this one is out of reach.
- Review the stadium's bag policy before you go.
Common questions
Who opens for Geese on the first night?
Leenalchi opens the first Forest Hills show; billy woods opens the second.
Is Forest Hills Stadium covered?
No. It is an open-air stadium, so dress for the weather.