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- Turnstile, the Baltimore-based hardcore punk band, is experiencing a meteoric rise, fueled by critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase.
- Formed in 2010, Turnstile initially comprised vocalist Brendan yates and founding members.
- Turnstile's current US tour launched on September 15th in Nashville, featuring a special guest appearance by Paramore's Hayley Williams for a duet of 'Seein' Stars.' The band is...
Turnstile‘s Rise Continues: ‘Never Enough’ Tour, Glastonbury Triumph, and more
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Turnstile, the Baltimore-based hardcore punk band, is experiencing a meteoric rise, fueled by critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. Their latest album, ‘Never Enough,’ continues this momentum, earning a five-star review from NME and a place on the publication’s list of the best albums of 2025 so far.
Band History and Current Lineup
Formed in 2010, Turnstile initially comprised vocalist Brendan yates and founding members. The lineup solidified with the addition of bassist and vocalist Franz Lyons, drummer Daniel fang, and guitarist sean Cullen. Cullen departed in 2015 and was replaced by Pat McCrory, who has since contributed to three of the band’s studio albums: 2016’s ’Nonstop Feeling,’ 2018’s ‘Time & Space,’ and 2021’s ‘Glow On.’
North american & UK/European Tour Dates
Turnstile’s current US tour launched on September 15th in Nashville, featuring a special guest appearance by Paramore’s Hayley Williams for a duet of ‘Seein’ Stars.’ The band is touring extensively across North America this autumn, supported by SPEED, Jane Remover, mannequin Pussy, Blood Orange, and Amyl & The Sniffers. More tour information and ticket links are available.
Following the North American leg, Turnstile will embark on a UK and European tour, beginning in Dublin on October 31st. Full tour dates and tickets can be found online.
‘Never Enough’ and Creative Process
The band’s latest release, ‘Never Enough,’ has been met with widespread praise. Drummer Daniel Fang shared with NME in June that the success of their previous album,’Glow On,’ didn’t create pressure during the creation of ‘Never Enough.’ He explained, I don’t know how anyone would have time or the bandwidth to manage outside expectations… I don’t think any of us can even fathom that, because there’s an infinite well within everyone [in the band]… I don’t understand how anyone could be guided by that when there’s so much else to work off of.
glastonbury 2025 Performance
Turnstile delivered a highly acclaimed, energetic performance at Glastonbury 2025, characterized by intense energy and a devoted crowd.NME‘s five-star review of the set highlighted the band’s precision and the audience’s unwavering support, stating: This set is what Turnstile are all about – there’s no needless chatter and no projections behind them illustrating what their songs are meant to symbolise. Instead, it simply boils down to the sheer intensity and precision with which they deliver each of their 15 tracks, and the unwavering loyalty they get in return. Get ready for Turnstile to dominate this summer – and beyond.
Recent Incident and Examination
Last week, an investigation was launched following an incident where a sheriff’s deputy allegedly pepper-sprayed a Turnstile fan in Richmond. Further details on the investigation are available.