Turnstile Announce New Album Never Enough, Share Title Track and Video
Baltimore hardcore trailblazers Turnstile are officially back. After four years of silence on the full-length front, the band has announced their new album, Never Enough, set to land on June 6th. Alongside the news, they’ve unleashed the album’s title track, a punchy, high-energy cut paired with a self-directed music video that flexes the band’s growing visual ambition.
A Restless Evolution
Never Enough promises to be a bold leap forward. Produced by frontman Brendan Yates, the album was crafted between Los Angeles and Baltimore, capturing both coasts’ chaotic energy. It’s being described as a “transformative journey” — an evolution that stays true to the band’s genre-blurring ethos while pushing their sound into even more expansive territory.
With limited edition vinyl variants available now, pre-orders are live through the band’s official store. It’s the long-awaited follow-up to 2021’s GLOW ON, the critically acclaimed record that earned Turnstile four GRAMMY nominations and set a new bar for hardcore crossover success.
ALBUM PRE-ORDERS AVAILABLE TODAY
Hitting the Global Stage
To celebrate the release, Turnstile will hit the international festival circuit hard this summer. Headlining Outbreak Fest and joining the lineup at Glastonbury, they’ll be bringing the Never Enough energy to stages across Europe and North America.
Upcoming Festival Dates:
- June 13 – Outbreak Fest, London, United Kingdom
- June 29 – Glastonbury Festival, United Kingdom
- June 7 – Primavera Sound, Barcelona, Spain
- June 14 – Primavera Sound, Porto, Portugal
- June 21 – Hellfest, Clisson, France
- June 28 – Jera On Air, Ysselsteyn, Netherlands
- July 12 – Ottawa Blues Festival, Ottawa, Canada
- October 3 – Aftershock, Sacramento, California
With Never Enough, Turnstile are once again proving they’re not just part of the hardcore conversation — they’re redefining it.
More Turnstile on Punkinfocus: BALTIMORE’S ‘TURNSTILE’ RETURN WITH PUNCHY NEW SINGLE ‘MYSTERY’ (May 2021)
