Turnstile Announce Free Benefit Show in Washington, D.C. to Support Humanitarian Efforts in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon

Turnstile announced a free show at the Washington Monument in the nation’s capital on Oct.

24 to raise funds to benefit humanitarian efforts in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon.

The show, “Turnstile at the Washington Monument,” will be free and take place at 3 p.m.

ET at the iconic D.C. landmark.

According to a release, the event will be co-hosted by Human Concern International, whose global director, Hassan Wadi, said in a statement, “As a Gazan, I cannot be prouder of the Turnstile team and community for coming together to support the people of Gaza, Lebanon and Sudan.

Three regions who have suffered so much.

With your support we aim to provide food, water, medical care and shelter to families in need in all three regions.

Thank you all for your support, we are honored to collect and deliver these donations.” Fans can sign up for updates on the show here and make a donation here .

Check out the show’s poster here .

Turnstile is coming off their ripping Saturday Night Live debut over the weekend, where the band played “Birds” and a medley of “I Care” and “Dull,” marking the first time a hardcore rock band had blessed the Studio 8H stage since Fear’s legendarily chaotic performance on the 1981 Halloween show.

The band recently released Never Enough: Versions , an expanded version of last year’s Grammy-winning album, Never Enough , with reworked versions of songs from their fourth LP featuring collaborations with Elton John, Slayyyter, Porches, Hayley Williams, A.G.

Cook, Julien Baker, Panda Bear, Four Tet, Dan Deacon, Blood Orange and others.

Their Never Enough Tour Pt.

2 outing will march on this weekend with a Friday (Oct.