Turnstile raises more than $200,000 for Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon

ByJohn

Turnstile They closed the tour “Never Enough” with a historic free and charity concert that brought together 60,000 people in Washington DC

With this initiative, the group has raised more than $220,000 for humanitarian aid in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon.

This past Saturday, October 24, the Baltimore group offered its largest solo concert to date, bringing together no less than 60,000 people at the foot of the Washington Monument. The event, in addition to marking the end of his massive North American tour to present his album “Never Enough” (2025), served to raise funds for humanitarian causes in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon.

Organized together with the NGO Human Concern Internationalthe show was completely free. The response from the public was immediate: before the performance started at three in the afternoon, the initial goal of $100,000 had already been exceeded, reaching at the end of the day more than $220,000 for humanitarian aid in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon.

“Today we come together through music to celebrate humanity, but also to fight for it. Scream loud enough to be heard in the White House”proclaimed the vocalist Brendan Yates during a powerful 75-minute set. The band thus reaffirms its social commitment and connects with the North American hardcore tradition of using the capital as a charitable speaker, following the path they have already marked. Fugazi in the nineties.

For an hour and a quarter, the group performed songs like “Birds”, “Magic Man”, “Don’t Play”, “Endless” or “Never Enough” itself, ending in style with “TLC (Turnstile Love Connection)”.

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