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Turnstile Pack Out Washington Monument for Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon Benefit Show

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Turnstile Pack Out Washington Monument for Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon Benefit Show

Turnstile at the Washington Monument (Getty Images)CommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyTurnstile took over the National Lawn in Washington, D.

C. on October 24 with a massive free show raising funds for Human Concern International’s relief efforts in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon. The benefit concert concluded Turnstile’s second North American tour in support of their Grammy-winning album Never Enough.

Check out footage from the show—and a full set list—below.

De acordo com o Baltimore Banner, os dois primeiros fãs na fila para o show das 15h chegaram ao National Lawn às 5h da manhã. No total, o National Park Service estimou que cerca de 60.

Getty ImagesGetty ImagesAt the middle of the set, frontman Brendan Yates thanked the crowd for showing out and supporting their cause, telling the crowd, “We’re so grateful to have been raised by this scene, one that taught us that music not only reflects the artist making it but the people and the world and the suffering and the joy that surrounds it.” He concluded by leading a chant: “Loud enough for the White House to hear it: Free Palestine.

The Washington Monument benefit show marked Turnstile’s biggest yet, but it’s not the first time they’ve played free of charge for a good cause. In 2025, the Baltimore band hosted a hometown show in Wyman Park Dell to raise money for the nonprofit Health Care for the Homeless, a Maryland nonprofit that provides medical care and housing assistance for people experiencing homelessness.

O show de sábado apenas acrescentou à lista de marcos que a Turnstile conquistou este ano. Em fevereiro, a banda ganhou seus primeiros dois prêmios Grammy, pelo Melhor Álbum de Rock (para Never Enough) e pela Melhor Performance de Metal (para “Birds”).

They made history that night as the first band to earn nominations across the Rock, Metal, and Alternative music categories. In August, they released an album of Never Enough remixes, with features from Elton John, Panda Bear, Hayley Williams, Oklou, Slayyyter, Chanel Beads, and more.

Just this month, they also made their Saturday Night Live debut, becoming the first hardcore group to play Studio 8H since 1981.

Este ano, no entanto, não foi sem seus desafios. Em março, o ex‑guitarrista da banda Brady Ebert foi preso por tentativa de assassinato após supostamente bater o pai de Yates com seu carro.

William Yates was hospitalized after suffering “severe physical trauma” to his legs in the alleged attack, the band said in a statement to Pitchfork. The band parted ways with Ebert in 2022, noting in their statement that this decision was made "in response to a consistent pattern of harmful behavior affecting himself, the band, and the community.” The statement concluded, ”We have no language left for Brady.”.

Although Turnstile’s ’s Washington Monument show concluded the Never Enough tour, they already have a few forthcoming festival dates lined up. They’ll play Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in November, and have also been confirmed to Primavera Sound’s 2027 bill.

Saiba tudo sobre a ascensão de Turnstile na história de capa de Lawrence Burney, Turnstile Blew Up. Agora o que.

Turnstile at the Washington Monument 2026 Set List.

BirdsReal ThingEndlessI Care / DullDon't PlayDropWild WrldMysterySunshower7Keep It MovingCanned HeatSoleMagic ManLook Out for MeHolidayBlackoutNever EnoughT. L.

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