Courtney Love Covers Geese, Declares Fandom

Courtney Love has publicly declared her strong affinity for the band Geese, sharing an acoustic rendition of their track "Au Pays du Cocaine." The performance, recorded with singer-songwriter Baby Queen, showcases Love's dedication to the group she has championed.

Love previously lauded Geese frontman Cameron Winter, noting his unique vocal quality and likening the band's sound to a blend of Daniel Johnston and the Rolling Stones. She also addressed what she termed the "gatekeeping elder millennial troll fans" of the band, drawing parallels to her experiences in the 1990s.

The band Geese has seen a surge in recognition recently. This includes a notable appearance on Saturday Night Live earlier this year and inclusion in major festival lineups globally. The band has also faced unsubstantiated claims of a social media marketing 'psyop' fueling their rise.

Adding to the recent buzz, Geese frontman Cameron Winter was photographed with Olivia Rodrigo in Los Angeles on April 15. While potentially a casual meeting between musicians, the sighting ignited considerable excitement within both fan communities. This comes after Love previously accused Rodrigo of copyright infringement regarding artwork for her "Sour Prom" concert film in 2021.