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Band Timeline
2010
Formation of Turnstile in Baltimore's Hardcore Scene
Turnstile was formed in 2010 in Baltimore, Maryland. Emerging from the city's vibrant hardcore punk scene, the band quickly began crafting a unique sound blending hardcore punk energy with melodic and experimental elements. This foundation set the stage for their rise in the American hardcore punk community, establishing a loyal fanbase eager for their upcoming releases.
2011
Debut EP Release: Pressure to Succeed
In 2011, Turnstile released their debut EP titled Pressure to Succeed. This early release introduced the band's hardcore punk style and helped them gain traction in the punk community. Released through Reaper Records, the EP showcased the band's raw energy and set the groundwork for their subsequent recordings and touring efforts.
2013
Second EP: Step 2 Rhythm Released
Turnstile followed up their debut with a second EP called Step 2 Rhythm in 2013, also released via Reaper Records. This record continued to build their reputation, demonstrating their evolving sound and musicianship. The band was gaining momentum in the hardcore scene and preparing for full-length album efforts to expand their reach further.
2015
Debut Album Nonstop Feeling and Touring Milestones
On January 13, 2015, Turnstile released their first full-length album, Nonstop Feeling, recorded at Salad Days Studios with producer Brian McTernan. Following the release, they embarked on the Nonstop Feeling Tour across the U.S. East and West Coasts alongside Superheaven, allowing them to significantly broaden their audience. Additionally, they supported New Found Glory on their Spring 2015 tour, further expanding their exposure. This year also marked a significant lineup change as guitarist Sean Coo stepped down and was replaced by Pat McCrory from Angel Du$t.
2016
Third EP Move Thru Me and Billboard Chart Success
Turnstile released their third EP, Move Thru Me, on September 16, 2016. This record achieved notable success by charting at No. 14 on the Billboard Heatseekers Album Chart and No. 19 on the Hard Rock Albums chart. The band toured extensively across the U.S. in support of the EP on the Move Thru Me Tour, playing with bands such as Angel Du$t, Big Bite, and Krimewatch. This period was crucial in cementing Turnstile's growing prominence in the hardcore scene.
2018
Breakthrough with Second Album Time & Space under Major Label
In early 2018, Turnstile released their second studio album, Time & Space, through Roadrunner Records, marking their first major label release. Produced by Will Yip at Studio 4, this album expanded their sound and garnered critical acclaim. The band supported the album with a U.S. Time & Space Tour featuring acts like Touché Amoré and Culture Abuse, followed by international legs including Europe, South Korea, Southeast Asia, and the U.K. This era marked a significant step toward wider recognition and international touring.
2020
Share A View EP Collaboration with Mall Grab
In January 2020, Turnstile released the EP Share A View featuring three tracks from Time & Space reworked in collaboration with DJ and producer Mall Grab. This collaboration highlighted the band's experimental side, merging hardcore punk with electronic influences. It added a new dimension to their discography and showcased their willingness to innovate beyond traditional punk boundaries.
2021
Release of Glow On and Artistic Maturation
Turnstile released their fourth studio album, Glow On, in August 2021, preceded by the EP Turnstile Love Connection in June. Glow On received universal acclaim, debuting at No. 30 on the Billboard 200 and securing a spot at No. 8 on Rolling Stone's Best 50 Albums of 2021 list. The album featured the single 'Alien Love Call' with Blood Orange, reflecting the band's growth with more melodic and diverse sounds while retaining their hardcore roots. This release significantly elevated their profile internationally.
2022
Lineup Changes and High-Profile Tours
In 2022, Turnstile underwent a notable lineup change with the departure of guitarist Brady Ebert in August, replaced on tour first by Greg Cerwonka and then Meg Mills. This year, the band supported Suicideboys on tour and participated in My Chemical Romance's North American Reunion Tour, exposing them to broad rock audiences. Despite internal challenges, Turnstile continued to solidify their reputation as dynamic live performers and influential figures in modern hardcore punk.
2023
Grammy Nominations and Continued Touring Success
At the 65th Grammy Awards in February 2023, Turnstile received three nominations recognizing their songs 'Holiday' and 'Blackout' for Best Rock Performance, Best Rock Song, and Best Metal Performance, marking a milestone in their career. They actively toured throughout 2023, including supporting Blink-182 on a major North American tour leg. Additionally, they released the joint EP New Heart Designs with Canadian jazz band BadBadNotGood, showcasing their continued musical experimentation and cross-genre collaborations.
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Members
Current
Name
Begin
Occupation
Pat McCrory
2016
Guitar
Brendan Yates
2010
Lead vocals
Franz Lyons
2010
Bass guitar
Daniel Fang
2010
Drums (drum set)
Care Charmer
2025
Guitar
Brendan Yates
2010
Keyboard
History
Name
Begin
End
Occupation
Sean Cullen
2010
2016
Guitar
Brady Ebert
2010
2022
Guitar
Story of Turnstile
Turnstile, the Baltimore hardcore punk powerhouse, exploded onto the scene in 2010. Since then, theyve built an impressive discography: five EPs and four full-length albums, showcasing their evolution from raw energy to genre-bending innovation. Their breakout moment arrived with 2021s Glow On, a critically acclaimed and commercially successful album that catapulted them into the mainstream. The singles "Holiday" and "Blackout" earned them three Grammy nominations at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards, solidifying their status as a major force in modern music.
Early Years and Nonstop Feeling
Emerging from Baltimore`s vibrant hardcore scene, Turnstile released their debut EP, Pressure to Succeed, in 2011, followed by Step 2 Rhythm in 2013, both via Reaper Records. Their full-length debut, Nonstop Feeling, dropped in 2015, produced by Brian McTernan at Salad Days Studios. Extensive touring followed, including East and West Coast runs with Superheaven (the "Nonstop Feeling Tour") and support for New Found Glory. This period also marked a lineup change, with guitarist Sean Coo departing and being replaced by Pat McCrory of the Maryland hardcore band Angel Du$t.
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