Hardcore band Turnstile will host a free performance at the Washington Monument on October 24 to raise humanitarian aid for Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon.

Baltimore-based hardcore band Turnstile has announced a free concert scheduled for October 24 at the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C. The event, which begins at 3 p.m. local time, serves as a fundraiser for humanitarian efforts in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon. The performance is being held in collaboration with the organization Human Concern International, with all proceeds from fan donations intended to provide food, water, medical care, and shelter to families in those regions.

Tour Finale and Charity Partnership

The Washington, D.C. concert will serve as the final date of the band's current North American tour, which began in June to support their 2025 album, 'Never Enough.' Hassan Wadi, the global director of Human Concern International, expressed support for the initiative, noting that the funds will be divided equally to assist those in need across the three specified regions.

Recent Band Activity

The announcement follows a period of high-profile activity for the band, including a recent appearance as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live. The group has also seen success with their latest record, which included the track 'Birds,' a song that received a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in February. The band has encouraged fans to RSVP for the upcoming event and contribute donations through the designated charity portal.