'Turnstile' Sells out The Hollywood Palladium
Hollywood. Sold Out. Thursday Night. Why, not?
When it comes to rowdy, modern-day punk rock, ‘Turnstile’ is as authentic as it gets. With a stage presence that is infectious, its no wonder the “The Turnstile Love Connection Tour” has seen sold out dates for the majority of their Fall shows. Leading the way in the rejuvenated punk rock era, ‘Turnstile’ is at the top of the wave, riding in on the highs of their killer EP ‘Glow On’ and a stellar 2022 tour run.
The sold out Hollywood Palladium, was wall to wall with bodies that grew in mass as the night went on. With support, ‘Snail Mail’ guiding the crowd into a state of anticipation, the packed house was all adrenaline as the night grew on. Soon after, the sound system gave way to Whitney Houston’s, “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” and played in its entirety with the crowd singing along. The sold out crowd of bodies went from testing out their best Whitney impression to testing out their moshing skills when the voice of Brendan Yates ripped across the venue, “Now it’s a holiday”.
The upbeat, high energy combined with the physical dedication that the band exerts into their performances is just one of many that make this band a must see live. With an exhausting 18 song set list the night came to end under the rain of thousands of pieces of white confetti as fans shouted from the top of their lungs, “I want to thank you for letting me see myself”
The sold out Hollywood Palladium, was wall to wall with bodies that grew in mass as the night went on. With support, ‘Snail Mail’ guiding the crowd into a state of anticipation, the packed house was all adrenaline as the night grew on. Soon after, the speakers gave way to Whitney Houstons, “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” and played in its entirety with the crowd singing along, because lets be honest who can resist Whitney? The sold out crowd of bodies went from testing out their best Whitney impression to testing out their moshing skills when the voice of Brendan Yates ripped across the venue, “Now it’s a holiday” .
With the various left turns that ‘Glow On’ takes, ‘Turnstile’ has mastered the art of genre mixing and with the physical dedication the band exerts into their performances is just one of many that make this band a must see live. With an exhausting 18 song set list the night came to end under the rain of thousands of pieces of white confetti as fans shouted from the top of their lungs, “I want to thank you for letting me see myself”
Heather Koepp
The machine behind Rival Magazine LA, our editor in chief and lead photographer Heather Koepp has been working in the entertainment industry since 2017. With a focus on live music and portrait photography, Heather has been capturing unique imagery with features in Billboard, Forbes, Alt Press, and more..