Turnstile’s Never Enough Tour Pt. 2 Assembles a Deeply Unorthodox Support Roster

Turnstile have never moved like a typical hardcore band, and the itinerary for their newly announced Never Enough Tour Pt. 2 reinforces that distance. Rather than book a single opener for the full trek, the band will carry a rotating line-up of support acts tailored to each city. The range is striking: Clipse, Vince Staples, Slayyyter, Thundercat, Yves Tumor, Hatebreed, Pennywise, Boy Harsher, Ceremony, and at least a dozen more are scattered across the dates.

The routing, which opens in Milwaukee on September 9 and wraps in Santa Ana on October 18, hits a mix of outdoor spaces, ballrooms, and festival grounds. In Queens, Clipse and Julie join the bill. Detroit gets Ceremony and HiTech. For Miami, Mall Grab and Cold World are slotted. It’s a deliberate patchwork that reads less like a tour package and more like a curatorial exercise, pulling from rap, indie, noise, and regional hardcore without flattening any of the textures.

The run marks Turnstile’s first North American outing since former guitarist Brady Ebert was charged with attempted murder in April—a charge Ebert claims is self-defense—after an incident involving frontman Brendan Yates’ father. The band has not publicly addressed Ebert’s departure beyond the finalised line-up. By now, Turnstile’s shift from basement shows to cultural waypoint is well documented. What these bills make clear is that they intend to keep the door open to whatever they find interesting, scene boundaries be damned.