Turnstile

About

Turnstile are a hardcore punk band from Baltimore, Maryland, formed in 2010. The five-piece - Brendan Yates (vocals), Pat McCrory and Meg Mills (guitars), Franz Lyons (bass), and Daniel Fang (drums) - built their reputation on ferocious live shows and a sound that pulls hardcore, alternative rock and electronic music into the same room. Their 2021 album "Glow On" broke them into the mainstream, and the 2025 follow-up "Never Enough" won them two Grammy Awards, including Best Rock Album, making it their highest-charting release to date.

2.6M

monthly listeners on Spotify

highest placement on Billboard 200 (Never Enough, 2025)

on Billboard Alternative Airplay with the single "Never Enough"

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Grammy Awards won at the 68th Grammy Awards (2026)

What's new

2026-06
Turnstile announced "Never Enough Tour Pt. 2" - a 16-date North American tour starting September 9, 2026 in Milwaukee.
2026-02
Turnstile won two Grammy Awards at the 68th Grammy Awards: Best Rock Album for "Never Enough" and Best Metal Performance for the single "Birds".
2025-11
"Never Enough" was voted the eighth best album of 2025 by the Metal Hammer editorial team.
2025-06
Turnstile released their fourth studio album "Never Enough" via Roadrunner Records on June 6, 2025 - the first album without founder Brady Ebert and the first with guitarist Meg Mills.
2025-06
Turnstile performed at Glastonbury Festival 2025 and announced the next day an autumn tour of the UK and Europe with support acts The Garden and High Vis.