Turnstile played a free concert at the Washington Monument on 24 October to support humanitarian relief in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon. The event closed the second North American leg of the Never Enough tour. Its programme opened with Birds and ended with T.L.C. (Turnstile Love Connection), after the title song.
Turnstile, the rock band from Baltimore in the United States, played a free benefit at the Washington Monument on 24 October. The concert supported Human Concern International, a humanitarian organisation working on relief in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon. The show took place on the National Lawn in Washington, D.C., closing the second North American tour supporting the album Never Enough.[1], [2]
The programme began with Birds, Real Thing and Endless. I Care / Dull appeared as a paired entry before Don’t Play, Drop and Wild Wrld. The published set list contained 19 entries. Frontman Brendan Yates thanked the audience and the music community in which the band had grown up, as the benefit brought the tour to its Washington conclusion.[1]
Holiday and Blackout came near the end, followed by Never Enough and then T.L.C. (Turnstile Love Connection). The band had already used a free concert for charitable fundraising in 2025 at Baltimore’s Wyman Park Dell. It covered production costs itself for that earlier performance, which supported Health Care for the Homeless, a Maryland nonprofit providing medical care and housing assistance to people experiencing homelessness.[1]
