Turnstile

Turnstile, a Baltimore-based musical group established in 2010, has made quite a name for themselves in the hardcore punk and melodic hardcore scene. Known for breaking traditional hardcore rules, their unique sound and broad appeal have earned them numerous accolades, including Grammy Awards for Best Metal Performance for the song "Birds" and Best Rock Album for "Never Enough" in 2026. Their album "Glow On" received three Grammy nominations and made it to No. 8 on Rolling Stone's Best 50 Albums of 2021, further cementing their position in the music industry.

Turnstile's dedication to their craft is evident in their extensive tour history. They have supported renowned bands such as Blink-182 and My Chemical Romance, and their performances include a free show in Baltimore for Healthcare for the Homeless and playing at the Full Force at Ferropolis in Gräfenhainichen, Germany. Not only confined to North America, the band has toured in Latin America, Europe, and Asia, demonstrating their global appeal. In 2025, they embarked on the "Never Enough Tour" in the United States and Europe, following the release of their highly acclaimed album "Never Enough".

In addition to their music, Turnstile has ventured into other aspects of creativity and philanthropy. In 2024, they launched their own Converse shoes and have actively used their platform to support causes close to their hearts. Their music video for the lead single from "Never Enough" was directed by band members Yates and McCrory, showcasing their multi-faceted talents. Their influence extends beyond the music industry, with their music featured in the show "I Think You Should Leave Season 3". Through all these endeavors, Turnstile continues to inspire and connect with fans around the world.