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Turnstile Draws 60k to Free Benefit Concert Near the Washington Monument
The show will collect donations for Human Concern International and support humanitarian efforts in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon, organizers said.
On Saturday, October 24, 2026, Turnstile performed a free benefit concert at the Washington Monument, drawing an estimated 60,000 people to conclude the second leg of their "Never Enough" tour.
Partnering with Human Concern International, the band organized the show to raise funds for humanitarian efforts in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon.
During the 75-minute set, frontman Brendan Yates, who grew up in Burtonsville, Maryland, thanked fans and led a chant of "Free Palestine!".
Fundraising surpassed initial goals, with the LaunchGood campaign raising more than $240,000 from about 3,500 supporters as of Sunday afternoon.
Turnstile will perform at Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in Los Angeles this November before returning to Primavera Sound's 2027 festival bill.