See circle pits, stage-diving and solidarity as Turnstile play massive gig to 60,000 people and raise $220k for Humanitarian Aid at Washington Monument

Turnstile played their biggest headline show to date at the Washington Monument, drawing in 60,000 fans and raising money for the people in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon. READ MORE: Turnstile embarked on an odyssey of their own to make new album ‘Never Enough’ The gig took place on Saturday (October 24) and marked the final date on the Baltimore hardcore icon’s huge North American tour, which kicked off in June and celebrated their 2025 album ‘Never Enough’. Announced earlier this month, frontman Brendan Yates and co. confirmed that entry would be completely free for visitors, and that the show was designed in collaboration with Human Concern International – so fans could donate to help “humanitarian efforts in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon” on the day. Ahead of the show kicking off at 3pm on Saturday, it was widely reported that the gig had already met its target to raise $100,000 for the charity, and when things kicked off at the site, there were an estimated 60,000 fans who showed up for the 75-minute set. View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram Songs played live included the Grammy-winning ‘Birds’, as well as ‘Magic Man’, ‘Don’t Play’...