Turnstile on Fallon: Watch I Care & Dull Performances
- Baltimore's experimental hardcore band Turnstile offered fans a sneak peek of their highly anticipated fourth album, Never Enough, with a dynamic performance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy...
- For "I Care," Turnstile embraced a retro vibe, complete with striped wallpaper and over-the-ear headphones, delivering a pop-rock sound reminiscent of the 1980s.
- Never Enough, the follow-up to their successful 2021 album Glow On, is set to release Friday via Roadrunner.
Witness a captivating performance! turnstile electrified The Tonight Show with previews of their new album, Never Enough, playing “I Care” and “Dull.” Catch the Baltimore hardcore band’s evolution as they seamlessly blend genres,from retro pop-rock in “I Care” to glitchy hardcore in “Dull.” This marks their first album with guitarist Meg Mills, adding a fresh dimension.since their last album, the band has garnered Grammy nominations, cementing their impact on the music scene. These high-energy performances hint at the album’s diverse soundscape. News Directory 3 is on top of the latest music news. Explore the band’s journey and prepare for their upcoming album release and movie. Discover what’s next with Turnstile, including a Q&A with writer Lawrence Burney.
Turnstile Showcases New Songs on Fallon Before Album Release
Updated June 05, 2025
Baltimore’s experimental hardcore band Turnstile offered fans a sneak peek of their highly anticipated fourth album, Never Enough, with a dynamic performance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The band played two new tracks, “I Care” and “Dull,” showcasing their evolving sound and energetic stage presence.
For “I Care,” Turnstile embraced a retro vibe, complete with striped wallpaper and over-the-ear headphones, delivering a pop-rock sound reminiscent of the 1980s. In contrast, “Dull” featured glitchy hardcore elements, enhanced by intense red lighting as the band members jumped around the stage.
Never Enough, the follow-up to their successful 2021 album Glow On, is set to release Friday via Roadrunner. This album marks a new chapter for Turnstile, as it is their first LP with guitarist Meg Mills, following the departure of Brady Ebert.The band has also earned grammy nominations since their last release, further solidifying their place in the music scene.
The band’s previously released singles,including “Never Enough,” “Birds,” “Seein’ Stars,” and “Look Out for Me,” are part of a companion film,Turnstile: Never Enough. the 50-minute film,directed by singer brendan Yates and guitarist pat McCrory,features all 14 songs from the album and will be screened in select theaters.
What’s next
Later tonight,turnstile will engage in a conversation with writer Lawrence Burney at New York’s AG Studios,discussing their recent cover story and the making of their limited-edition zine.Thay will delve into the interviews behind the cover story,the creation of the zine,and their new album,Never Enough.