
Turnstile for this Labor Day Lunch – recorded live at Bonnaroo 2026 this past June 25th.
One of the high points of the festival this year, Turnstile are smack in the middle of the second leg of their current tour which continues celebration of their 2025 Grammy winning Never Enough album. This time, assembling a diverse group of artists reimagining the album as a kind of experiment and offering evidence Turnstile cuts a wide swath of musical genres.
Included in the list of participants are; Elton John, Dying Fetus, Hayley Williams, Blood Orange, Angel Du$t, A.G. Cook, Faye Webster, Julien Baker, Panda Bear, Slayyyter, Floating Points, Rod Lee, Kettama, Mustafa, Four Tet, Oklou, Alex G, and more have all contributed to the project.
Melodic Magazine continues with their latest announcement and a bit of background here:
There’s something particularly fitting about the guest list here: rather than sticking to a predictable collection of hardcore friends and adjacent artists, VERSIONS pulls from seemingly every corner of contemporary music. There aren’t many bands that could pull together a tracklist this strange without it feeling completely random. You’ve got electronic producers, indie rock songwriters, rappers, metal bands, experimental musicians, pop artists, and hardcore lifers all taking a swing at the same material.
The announcement also arrives just weeks before Turnstile launches the second leg of their NEVER ENOUGH tour. The 16-date run kicks off next month with a rotating series of specially curated lineups featuring Clipse, Ceremony, Thundercat, Slayyyter, Hatebreed, Angel Du$t, Vince Staples, Pennywise, Cold World, Texas Is The Reason, Die Spitz, and more. The band will also partner with local nonprofit organizations at each stop.
After taking NEVER ENOUGH around the world — including massive festival appearances at Coachella, Primavera Sound, and Bonnaroo — Turnstile are clearly nowhere near finished with the album yet.
NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS arrived August 28. Prepare yourself for whatever Elton John and Dying Fetus have decided to do with their songs.
Many thanks, Melodic (another source of information you can use daily)
Okay – grab lunch and have a listen.
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