Turnstile Rocks Live Debut of ‘Never Enough’ Songs, Sharing "Mad Flavours" of New Album

Experience Turnstile's dynamic live debut of ‘Never Enough’ songs and their insights on the album's unique “mad flavours.”

Turnstile Unveils New Tracks Live in Baltimore

Turnstile, the Baltimore-based hardcore band, electrified fans this past weekend by debuting three tracks from their forthcoming album Never Enough. The band's first concert of the year took place at Wyman Park Dell on May 10, 2025, marking the public premiere of the songs Never Enough, Seein’ Stars, and Birds.

Turnstile energized the crowd with their live performance in Baltimore.

These three songs are the initial releases from Never Enough, Turnstile's highly anticipated fourth studio album, which follows their 2021 breakthrough record Glow On. The new album is set to drop on June 6, 2025, and fans can secure pre-orders and pre-saves to get ready for the release.

Wild Crowd Energy and Stage Diving Frenzy

The live debut of Never Enough was nothing short of a spectacle. As the band kicked off the show with this energetic opener, many concertgoers surged onto the stage, diving into the sea of hands, creating an intense, communal vibe. Meanwhile, a massive circle pit erupted in the center of the crowd, demonstrating the raw enthusiasm and connection between the band and their fans.

“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?”
— Brendan Yates, Turnstile frontman

Fans captured the unforgettable moments, and you can get a taste of the live energy in these videos:

Live Performance Videos of New Songs:

Discussing the “Mad Flavours” of ‘Never Enough’

In a recent interview, Turnstile described their new album Never Enough as bursting with “mad flavours.” Frontman Brendan Yates shared deep thoughts on the evolving nature of their music and its connection to the community:

“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?”

This mindset shows how Turnstile’s music transcends genres and boundaries, focusing on inclusivity and the shared experience between band and listener.

Full Setlist from the Baltimore Show

Turnstile treated fans to a rich setlist involving a mix of new material and fan favorites. Here’s what the band 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

Upcoming Tours and Festival Appearances

The band has a packed schedule of shows ahead, including notable appearances in the UK. Last November, it was announced that they will perform an exclusive show at the LIDO London branch of the Outbreak Festival, sharing the stage with artists like Alex G, Danny Brown, and Knocked Loose.

In June, Turnstile will also make a grand appearance at Glastonbury 2025, joining headliners such as Neil Young, The 1975, and Olivia Rodrigo, along with other great acts like Biffy Clyro and Wolf Alice.

Additionally, they will celebrate the album's launch at a special Brooklyn show at Under The K Bridge on June 5. Fans should grab any remaining tickets soon to catch this intimate performance.

Reflecting on Past Success and Changes

Glow On, Turnstile's 2021 album, received rave reviews. It was praised for its fearless exploration of new sound territories and for blazing a trail in the hardcore scene. The band was celebrated for embracing unpredictability in their music journey.

Following that success, the band parted ways with original guitarist Brady Ebert in 2022, marking a new chapter as they gear up to release Never Enough.

Turnstile’s new album promises to continue pushing boundaries and bringing fresh energy to their fans. How do you think these “mad flavours” will influence the hardcore scene? Share your thoughts below!

Frequently Asked Questions

• What new songs did Turnstile debut live?
  They played Never Enough, Seein’ Stars, and Birds for the first time live.
• When is the album ‘Never Enough’ releasing?
  The album is set for release on June 6, 2025.
• Where was the live debut performed?
  Their first show of the year was at Wyman Park Dell in Baltimore.
• Will Turnstile be touring internationally?
  Yes, including an exclusive UK show and a spot at Glastonbury Festival 2025.
• Did Turnstile have any lineup changes recently?
  Yes, original guitarist Brady Ebert left the band in 2022.

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