Turnstile will close the second leg of their Never Enough tour with a free benefit show at the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, October 24, 2026. The performance begins at 3 p.m. and will raise money for Human Concern International’s humanitarian work in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon.
The band announced the concert on Instagram on October 8, directing fans to an event website for donations and updates. Admission is free, with contributions encouraged to support the relief effort.
Hassan Wadi, global director of Human Concern International, outlined the practical goals behind the fundraiser in a statement accompanying the announcement. “With your support we aim to provide food, water, medical care and shelter to families in need in all three regions,” he said. The organization’s dedicated Turnstile campaign is accepting advance donations through LaunchGood, allowing people to contribute before the concert or without attending.
The Washington event follows earlier outdoor benefits in the band’s hometown of Baltimore. Turnstile played a free show at the Clifton Park bandshell around the release of Glow On in 2021, then returned to that format at Wyman Park Dell on May 10, 2025, ahead of Never Enough. The Wyman Park concert supported Health Care for the Homeless, which provides health care, housing and advocacy for people experiencing homelessness.
That fundraiser continued to grow beyond the initial reports from the show. In its 2025 annual report, Health Care for the Homeless credited 1,700 Turnstile fans with raising $50,000. The organization also maintained a Turnstile donation campaign into 2026, inviting supporters to continue contributing after the event.
Drummer Daniel Fang spoke about that connection in the charity’s campaign. “These are our neighbors. These are just people,” he said of those experiencing homelessness. The campaign encouraged fans to help sustain access to care and housing beyond the concert itself.
For the D.C. performance, Turnstile are pairing the same free admission approach with fundraising for relief efforts overseas. The newly revealed location fills the previously undisclosed October 24 date on their fall schedule and closes Never Enough Tour Pt. 2.
Fans can RSVP for updates and access the donation campaign through the official Washington Monument show website.
