Baltimore’s own Turnstile is doing it again, mateys. The Grammy-winning hardcore band announced October 8 that they’ll play a FREE show on the National Lawn at the Washington Monument in Washington, DC on Saturday, October 24 at 3 PM.
The concert closes out part two of the band’s Never Enough Tour and, instead of charging admission, will accept donations for humanitarian efforts in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon through Human Concern International.
This is something of a hometown gig for the quintet — singer Brendan Yates, drummer Daniel Fang, bassist Franz Lyons and guitarists Pat McCrory and Meg Mills — who hail from Baltimore. It’s also familiar territory for their generous streak: back in May 2025, Turnstile played a memorable free show at Wyman Park Dell in Baltimore that raised tens of thousands of dollars for Health Care for the Homeless.
It’s been a landmark year for the band: their fourth album ‘Never Enough’ became their first to win Grammys, and just last weekend they made their ‘Saturday Night Live’ debut — the first hardcore band to perform on the show in over four decades. Sources: The Baltimore Banner: Turnstile announces free DC show in support of Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon and Paste Magazine: Turnstile announces free show at the Washington Monument