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Lorde, Turnstile and Geese lead the FORM Festival 2026 lineup
Adrianne Lenker, Blood Orange and Disclosure are also confirmed for the Arizona event
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Dev Hynes joined the hardcore outfit on cello for their desert festival appearance
The festival will be streaming all seven of its stages simultaneously.
The collab is taken from American Football's forthcoming fourth LP, out via Polyvinyl in May.
Grant Park festival returns with Smashing Pumpkins, Jennie, John Summit, and Tate McRae also topping the bill.
Turnstile have confirmed a major UK exclusive headline show at The Piece Hall in Halifax.
Tickets go on sale 5th December at 10:00 am (CT) via bonnaroo.com.
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Hardcore band Turnstile announces major European tour with The Garden and High Vis, including shows at Alexandra Palace and Depot Mayfield.
Two songs from Turnstile's album 'Never Enough' feature in Tony Hawk's new Taco Bell commercial promoting his Build Your Own Luxe Cravings Box.
Hardcore band Turnstile drops new single and announces visual album companion to upcoming record 'Never Enough', premiering at Tribeca Festival.
Turnstile releases dual music video for two tracks from their upcoming album 'Never Enough', featuring collaborations with Blood Orange and Paramore.
Baltimore band Turnstile announces June release of first album in four years, sharing title track and video for 'Never Enough'.
Outbreak Fest expands to London in 2025, with Turnstile headlining Victoria Park before the festival moves to Manchester for two days.
The three-track effort sees them transforming a trio of tracks from 2021's acclaimed album 'GLOW ON'.
The band played through Mystery, the lead single off last year's 'Glow On', as well as online exclusives of 'Blackout', 'Don't Play' and 'Holiday'.
Their UK tour is still going ahead as planned, kicking off this weekend in Nottingham.