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Turnstile Benefit Concert Draws 60,000 and Raises Over $220,000

Turnstile Benefit Concert Draws 60,000 and Raises Over $220,000

Turnstile played a free benefit concert at the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., on October 24.

The Baltimore hardcore band drew an estimated 60,000 people to the show, which ended the latest leg of its tour.

The fundraiser, organized with Human Concern International, had raised more than $220,000 for relief efforts in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon by Sunday.

The concert was the band’s biggest hometown-area gathering and followed a year in which it won its first two Grammy Awards and made its Saturday Night Live debut.

The money will support humanitarian aid in the three regions.

Turnstile is scheduled to play Camp Flog Gnaw in Los Angeles in November and festivals in 2027.

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