TURNSTILE live @ Lollapalooza Brazil 2022 

loved the energy

He’s the guitarist for Take Offense from Chula Vista. That band is severely underrated.

What happened to Brady?

@Revel Y. Ian Drumming still in the band he just wanted to take a break from touring he has other stuff going on.

Not going to lie. Until I read this comment the sun glasses were my only like "wait what?: This guy absolutely kills. So on point

IT's called "selling out" :D Now they sound like Sum 41 meets Nirvana :/

@@_MANASYt yawn. Imagine being so mad at a band for pushing boundaries in an already pretty loose and ruleless genre that you take the time to look up one of their shows just to. Just relax and have fun, most bands and fans in the scene love what turnstile is doing.

@@sleepygary2806 The music business powers-that-be want their target demographic to chill out and see if this style does just that. There are rules. The new sound ain't bad, though, if not interesting.

@@_MANASYt fuck that....who wouldn't sell out in this day and age. Make money for your family, have fun.

I was at their show on Sunday and people were trying to kill each other in the crowd

The band is great dude, they have awesome chemistry. But yeah that's a frontman that definitely won't be easy to replace

@@rugoshath What do you mean replace :0 what did I miss

@@hazeymedia401 I think they were just saying that in general. Fear not, you've not missed anything my friend

Hardcore Jim Morrison

@@bobunitonebetter version of Jim Morrison

Toootally agree!

Always does 💪🏼

boy oh boy it farts

I got that. Funny.

Definitely thought he looked like Frusciante but didn’t think the other looked like Kiedis until you said it 😂

Haha, the fill in guitarist is copy of Frusciante!

@@genefrankle1 yeah man. a metal clone of his. 😂

And I never thought I’d see Todd Howard on vocals but here we are lol

I found out about them last year and i swear to god it's the best thing that's happened to me

It's a fresh take on hardcore because it isn't hardcore lol

Same for me but some how they don't belong on a Stage like this. Don´t get me wrong they deserved it in a way of work and their Amazing Music. But somehow for me Hardcore Bands are Connected to sweaty Clubs with a short distance between them and us .... Scott Vogel said something like "We hate those High Stages, it makes you feel like something better. You made us and we are still one of all you mother fuckers.We Want to be on your level. This is where we belong"

same

@@americand0lphin How is it not hardcore?

Pressure to succeed slapped so hard when it dropped. The holy mountain homage was also very tight but fuck that movie. Atleast 3 days of hard bad luck everytime I put it on.

It’s beautiful

Canned Heat is one my favorite songs, glad its a mainstay in their live shows

Say you love it but "best" work is very dismissive of their monumental achievement with this latest LP.

def not the hc band they use to be but the way they grew as musicians is so fucking cool. Its insane to see them on late night shows and festivals like this. I hope there's a lot more to come from them! Pressure to succeed and Step 2 Rhythm are classics no matter how you look at it tho!

What the fuck is a tempo habitat?

@@UndercoverRat i think within the context of what's being said, it's pretty self-explanatory.

@@UndercoverRat it's a place where all the Tempos hang out when it's raining. Doh.

@@martinmcfred6758 ok Mcfriend

Yeah seeing a set list without 7/Keep It Moving is strange

@@kefs123 literally! started listening to them in the eight grade when step to rhythm came out, attended a couple of their shows in the bay area while growing up, back when their tickets were only $15. turnstile tribe 4 life though! :)

Holy shit he does look like Frusciante

Great observation

I mean of course nothing will beat the intimacy of their earlier shows, but it’s a natural progression for the band to do bigger shows even though I agree

Honestly bands like this are far more sutied for smaller venues. Sadly its gonna be harder for them to do smaller shows now since they are blowing up like crazy.

i agree. but a lot of bands play festivals like this. it's not unusual. i'm sure they'll be back in dingy clubs soon. unless they completley abandon the hardcore/punk style for a more radio friendly sound. which would suck. glown on is a kick ass record but i'm only if i'm baked. which i kinda always am lol.

but i agree. it just seems off in a big place with security and barricades. but i mean it's lollapooza. this is a big deal for a lot of bands. they deserve this. glown on is great but i'd like to see em go to back punk/hardcore for a couple songs. tlc tho

This goes for literally any band that isn't some huge pop act. I always hated festivals for that exact reason.

The mix on this sucks too

Yeah it's always like that when a band you've been following for a long time and seen play smaller gigs. Always a a weird change when they get big. But they deserve to blow up, they've been ahead of the curve for a long while and produce some really good tunes, they earned to blow up. Gonna be interesting to see the new fanbase.

Agreed, Grey Day got postponed in Houston and they performed on the original date at a much smaller venue and it was PACKED but the funnest show I’ve ever been to. It felt so raw even though Glow on had come out months prior and they were already playing in huge music halls and lawns

Yeah, such a paradox. You discover a band, think they should be huge, but then miss the intimate beginning.

I little bit of both is good in their own ways. I prefer smaller club shows too but on the upside, them playing bigger shows like this helps broaden their fan base. That way next time they play smaller shows they’ll probably be more packed and that always adds to the fun of it

🙌

Check the hate5six concert that one has an amazing sound, you're gonna love em

I dunno man all hardcore is pretty dang hip now. Nothing’s sacred anymore /s

Mate, is that a fedora in your profile pic?

@@lv999sozkyy4 nope it's an Akubra mate, it what we wear out in Central Australia.

@@lv999sozkyy4 Nah it's a fedora lol

Did he leave? Im out of the loop?

@@yakiv6604 I have no real idea what's happened, but below in the comments some people said that he wanted a break from touring and has some personal stuff going on. I hope he is well and comes back soon.

Touring can be such a drag

Greg from Take Offense!

How? Theyre just playing power chords lol

Like a brick through a window

Mah dude, This is solid excuse for FO76.

“Singer” lol. This is not singing in the slightest. Reminds me of yoko ono’s yodeling.

@@nathandrums0 you like Phil Collins I assume.

@@nathandrums0 Tell me who you think is a good singer.

@@martinmcfred6758 to be honest? Not really. I was never big on genesis. There’s a huge list of people who actually sing that are far better than this guys “vocals.”

Haha, yes, it´s way too loud^^

Joking right? It's out of tune

I mean I wasn’t aware of this band back then but I went to their show 6 months ago in Dallas at a small ish venue and people were still moshing and crowd surfing the whole time. It’s probably security’s fault at this show.

and the vocals dude😂 vocals are always waay up

The bass got much louder after they got his sound cut out for a song. I wonder they heard that in the mix

@@EXZACHTLYWRIGHT hahaha I didn't notice that! at 8:38 he's like "I'll show you to cut me out!". From that point on its bass in yo face!

Seen them in SF and they didn’t play it :(

Moon goes hard af live especially when they did knotfest last year

@@DopeMaster-uv9cz I need to watch that one again, for sure!

All due respect but no one on earth is underrating this band right now. Every show they're playing is sold out, and Glow On is one of the most acclaimed punk / hardcore albums in years.

They are aptly rated.

Totally accurately and respectfully rated right now. They absolutely blew up over the last year. Watching their popularity rise over the years has been amazing for this genre. Mixed feelings on the new album but half of it is amazing. Good on these guys and I think its only up from here. Now I just hope they keep some of these old songs in the set through the next phase in their popularity.

SOLD OUT. POP RECORD.

Maybe 4 years ago

what

Hhhh

i saw them in 2013 in a small cramped venue/pizza joint. im super glad i got to enjoy them then and presently now. they deserve it

They deserve it no doubt, I’ve seen them on both Australian tours in tiny little bars and both shows were insane, but with bigger shows ya get worse mosh pits maybe my 30 years of age is showing ya know

@@JacksonFozz no i get you in youre right. their shows now arent close to as good as they were then. the new age fans only know one album and thats it theyre lame and kill the vibe for us older folks that were there from the jump. i seen them at the novo here in l.a during a tour stop and it wasnt as it was despite it i made the most of it and went crazy when they did decide to play old tracks.

@@nobetter7747 straight up keep hardcore alive! 💪🏻💪🏻😎 tbh I’m not even the biggest fan on the new album it’s nearly pop punk beside the song “don’t play” but maybe that’s just me, I just prefer when he actually used to scream he’s lungs out, now he’s gone and got vocal lessons and sings too much it’s annoying to me. Still top 3 band to me but I’m just a fan of the good ol days (5 years ago) 😂

@@JacksonFozz i like their direction. im open to all kinds of music personally and i like when hardcore doesnt remain stagnant. theres a lot of bands that bring flavor into a aggro heavy style which is find some times but i like to feel myself let go and vibe. i been in the scene for almost 18 years now i seen anyone from guns up! to have heart . seen a lot of em. turnstile are top teir. my top 4 hxc bands rn presently are turnstile, rotting out, vein, and vamachara honorable mentions scowl and ekulu. i didnt mention gulch since they just broke up but theyre on my all time list now.