Eclectic Fall Run
Turnstile Reveals Largest North American Fall 2026 Tour with Dynamic Genre-Spanning Support
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Sept. 15 in Pittsburgh will feature Thundercat, Nourished By Time and Angel Du$t, illustrating Turnstile's night-by-night rotating opener approach.
The Sept. 23 Forest Hills Stadium show in Queens will pair Clipse with julie, highlighting the inclusion of hip-hop and noise/experimental acts on the same run.
A poster for the tour shows a mysterious October 24 date with city and venue blurred, hinting at an additional stop that has not been confirmed.
Turnstile's 2026 trek is described as their largest headlining tour to date, signaling a broad expansion beyond their previous venue sizes.
Turnstile has announced the Never Enough Tour Pt. 2, a 17-date North American headlining run this fall that idobi calls the band's largest headlining tour to date. The trek opens September 9 in Milwaukee and closes October 18 in Santa Ana, with tickets going on sale June 26 — and a pre-sale starting June 25.
What makes this tour stand out is its rotating lineup. Every night features different opening acts pulled from hardcore, hip-hop, pop, and beyond, according to Exclaim. Artists confirmed across the run include Clipse, Vince Staples, Thundercat, Slayyyter, Hatebreed, Terror, Pennywise, Yves Tumor, and Angel Du$t, among many others.
Night-by-Night Lineup Shifts Create a Touring Festival
Turnstile is not running a single support act for the whole tour. Instead, each stop gets its own curated mix of openers. On September 15 in Pittsburgh, fans will see Thundercat, Nourished By Time, and Angel Du$t on the same bill. That pairing puts jazz-funk bass virtuosity next to post-punk and hardcore in one night.
The September 23 show at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, NY brings together Clipse — the reunion duo of Pusha T and No Malice — with noise-rock act julie, according to Head Topics. The 13,000-capacity outdoor stadium is one of the largest venues Turnstile has ever headlined. Frontman Brendan Yates has described the goal as making "every night feel like a curated mixtape."
Grammy Wins Fuel Turnstile's Jump to Bigger Stages
The tour follows Turnstile's wins at the 68th Grammy Awards in February 2026. The band took home Best Rock Album for Never Enough and Best Metal Performance for the single "Birds." Those wins gave the band a mainstream stamp of approval that few acts from the DIY hardcore scene have ever received.
Detroit News reports the band will play Detroit's Russell Industrial Center on September 11, joined by Ceremony and HiTech. The choice of a raw industrial space — not a clean arena — shows the band is still threading the needle between its hardcore roots and its new, larger audience.
A Mystery Date Hides Behind a Blurred Poster
One detail on the official tour poster has fans buzzing. An October 24 date appears on the graphic, but the city and venue are deliberately blurred out. The confirmed tour finale is October 18 in Santa Ana, making the October 24 slot an unexplained addition, according to Yahoo.
No official details have been released about that date. Speculation has pointed to a homecoming show in the band's hometown of Baltimore or a surprise festival appearance, but nothing has been confirmed. It is the one blank space on an otherwise fully announced itinerary.
How to Get Tickets Before They Sell Out
The artist and Spotify pre-sale begins June 25 at 10 AM local time. General public tickets go on sale June 26 at 10 AM local time. Demand is expected to be high, especially for the Forest Hills Stadium date in New York City and the final stop in Santa Ana, California.
The full run spans September 9 through October 18, covering 17 confirmed dates across the US. Head Topics notes the tour supports the Never Enough album, and fans can expect the same high-energy live show that helped Turnstile sell out venues on their first leg in Europe and the UK earlier in 2026.
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