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Both are part of her newly released album "Pylon".

Next year's Rock am Ring and Rock im Park festivals have officially been announced. The Germany-based events will be held on June 4-6. Rock am Ring will take place at Nurnburgring in Nurburg, while Rock im Park...

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Turnstile's bizarre genre-crossing rise into the mainstream just got even weirder, as the Baltimore melodic hardcore(ish) band has been named Five Guys' Featured Artist for September 2026, as previously reported […]

Five Guys has selected Turnstile as its featured artist for September.As part of the restaurant chain's "Featured Artist" program, Turnstile's "Birds," from their latest album NEVER ENOUGH, may be played hourly at p...

Some members of the band have previously identified themselves as vegan.

No Warning will join Turnstile as support for their upcoming Toronto, ON show scheduled for September 12th at the Woodbine Park. They join Saya Gray and Pluto's Kiss on the supporting line up. The addition come...

The Tampa aggressors round out a lineup also featuring Angel Du$t and Agnostic Front in Raleigh on September 29

Riffs on the telly! Turnstile have been announced for the new season of SNL in the US, while Royal Blood will be on the UK version later this month.

Obituary will join Turnstile as support for their upcoming Raleigh, NC show scheduled for September 29th at the Red Hat Amphitheater. The Floridian death metal ensemble will accompany Angel Du$t and Agnostic Front o...

Tumor had previously been booked for three dates of the trek.

Turnstile will make their Saturday Night Live debut as the musical guest on the October 3rd episode. Additionally, actress Dakota Johnson will host the episode.The appearance falls during Turnstile's fall tour. The ...

Turnstile will make their Saturday Night Live debut as the musical guest on the October 3rd episode. Additionally, actress Dakota Johnson will host the episode.The appearance falls during Turnstile's fall tour. The ...

That explains why they rescheduled their Oklahoma City show.

Former Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert has been ordered to undergo a competency evaluation in connection with the attempted first-degree murder charge he currently faces. According to The Baltimore Banner, the compe...

He faces the charges after being arrested for running over the father of Turnstile's vocalist William Yates.

Summer showers can't stop Turnstile sparking joy in London's Victoria Park

Turnstile's 'Never Enough: Versions' came out today, and with all of its various feature artists, it's just as crazy as we imagined.

The entire album takes some unexpected turns, but that's kind of Turnstile's thing when it comes to their music.

Turnstile tasked a bunch of their friends to reimagine their Grammy-winning album, NEVER ENOUGH, which landed today as the wildly diverse NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS. Among covers from the worlds of R&B, rock, indie and a legit redux from Elton fucking John, perhaps no version will get your head banging like the blast-flapping take on “BIRDS” from death-metal titans Dying Fetus. The extreme take builds off the hardcore pace of the original “Birds,” but ups the ante with death-trilled guitar lines and mega-fracked snare attacks. Bassist John Gallagher tries to gruff up Brendan Yates’ chipper “free, free, free” section with his harsher vocal style, but it’s hard to shake the playful syncopation entirely. Hear Dying Fetus take flight with their shred-peggiated “BIRDS” cover up above. NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS is out now, and features additional reimagined tracks from Slayyyter, Porches, Hayley Williams, A. G. Cook, Floating Points, Rod Lee, Kettama, Mustafa, Julien Baker, Panda Bear, Brandon Woody, Four Tet, Dan Deacon, Blood Orange, Chanel Beads, Faye Webster, Angel Du$t, Shabaka, Oklou, Nourished by Time, and Alex G. Turnstile are set to play Seattle, Washington’s annual Bumbershoot festival before hopping into a series of headline dates, which find them supported on select dates by Haywire, Porches, Vince Staples, Hatebreed, Texas is the Reason and many more. The date info is here. Dying Fetus also have a tour on the horizon. Their North American co-headline run with Sanguisugabogg begins at the Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 17th. The full run of dates can be found here.