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Turnstile plays free benefit show at Washington Monument
Turnstile played their biggest headline show to date at the Washington Monument, a free concert that raised money for people in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon.
Turnstile played their biggest headline show to date at the Washington Monument, with about 60,000 fans. The gig raised money for people in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon. Entry was free, and the show was designed in collaboration with Human Concern International so fans could donate. According to reports, the show has raised over $200,000 for Human Concern International.
The show was the final date of the band's North American tour, which celebrated the 2025 album 'Never Enough'. Songs played live included the Grammy-winning 'Birds', 'Magic Man', 'Don't Play', 'Endless' and 'Never Enough'.
The band has released 'Never Enough: Versions', a complete reworking of the album with several collaborators.
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