Turnstile debuted three songs from their upcoming album ‘Never Enough’ this weekend – check out the footage below.
The Baltimore hardcore band played their first show of the year at Wyman Park Dell in their hometown on Saturday (May 10), where they performed ‘Never Enough’, ‘Seein’ Stars’ and ‘Birds’ for the first time in public.
Those are the three tracks that they have shared from the album so far. The follow-up to 2021’s breakout ‘Glow On’, the group’s fourth studio record will be released on June 6 and is available for pre-order/pre-save here.
As the footage below shows, show opener ‘Never Enough’ saw several members of the huge crowd clambering onto the stage and diving into the sea of arms, while a sizeable circle pit breaks out in the heart of the crowd.
Check out fan-captured footage of all three new songs here:
Turnstile have also given an interview to the New York Times, in which they have described the new album as including “mad flavours”, with frontman Brendan Yates saying: “Anytime you put out something new, you lose a bunch of people. You kind of just embrace it… The music we make is not necessarily defined by the sounds, it’s defined by the people. If the music is not reflective of the people, then what is it?”
Turnstile played:
‘Never Enough’
‘T.L.C. (Turnstile Love Connection)’
‘Endless’
‘Underwater Boi’
‘Come Back For More’
‘Fazed Out’
‘7’
‘Keep It Moving’
‘Pushing Me Away’
‘Real Thing’
‘Holiday’
‘Don’t Play’
‘Fly Again’
‘Drop’
‘Alien Love Call’
‘Mystery’
‘Blackout’
‘Seein’ Stars’
‘Birds’
Turnstile also have a busy few months of touring ahead of them, including two huge UK live shows. Last November, it was confirmed that the members would be playing an exclusive show at the LIDO London branch of Outbreak festival. This will see them take to the stage alongside Alex G, Danny Brown, Drug Church, Feeble Little Horse, Fleshwater, Have A Nice Life, Julie and Knocked Loose.
In late June, the band will also be making a stop at Glastonbury 2025. They join headliners Neil Young, The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo, as well as other big names including Biffy Clyro, The Maccabees, Lucy Dacus, Father John Misty, RAYE, Wolf Alice, The Prodigy and many more.
They will also play an album launch show in Brooklyn at Under The K Bridge on June 5. Find any remaining tickets here.
In a five-star review of Turnstile’s acclaimed 2021 record ‘Glow On’, NME said that the album “goes wherever it damn pleases, scorching a new path for others in their wake”. It added: “Sometimes not knowing where you’re going next is the most exciting thing possible.”
Following the release of the record, Turnstile and their original guitarist Brady Ebert confirmed in 2022 that they would be “parting ways”.