As bands don't sell records anymore cause 90% of all listeners are streaming, this bands tours itself to the core for 2 years already only on Glow On (their third full-length album, 2022) - would records still sell they'd be rich by now and Rolling Stone would notice they exist
@@sebastianlaudage7218 All we know from every band, label and record shop we talked to in the last 7 years, that is not true. Records don't sell. It's below the level that any new band would need to work their way through to the next level. ( Bands who still could do that, are the bands before 2005. )
Maybe show some more of Franz Lyons - he's one of the best bass players of our time, originally from Baltimore's long going hip hop scene - the guys are all from the same remote neighbourhoods
2 years of endless touring globally - America south and north, Asia, and now Europe again - that is a stretch ( I wonder they haven't stopped a year ago)
Sadly the first song tells more truth than they know. The mystery is gone. The singer now looks like hes just going through the motions, barely there compared to shows from a few years ago. I agree with others in the comments, hardcore, if they are a hardcore band, does not translate well in very large venues. The energy transfer is just not there.
I looked at the Festival Poster 'Southside' 2024, it seems they put them on the > last day of the Festival, afternoon not evening, and some slots before Avril Lavigne. No criticizing Avril Lavigne at all ( i was a fan as a teen), but looking at the other headliners and their audiences, Turnstile might have been much better on day one where Bring Me The Horizon played.
@@groundgero6991 They play big shows for 2 years now, Primavera, Hell Fest, Flog Gnaw, big venues in Asia too. Bands also don't earn much money anymore because people don't buy records but stream instead, so bands need to tour to have an income at all. This band comes from the original hardcore scene of the U.S. East Coast, smaller venues, but they are diverse artists and want to remain full-time artists, so they tour endlessly and festivals on every continent, so they save up money to work on their next stuff. // Bands don't earn much anymore. People are on spotify now. And Spotify makes the money.
Yes, s.b., Chubby and the Gang and Big Cheese ( Leeds UK?) hardcore bands she's been in before ( I think she founded Big Cheese with a friend and they wrote all their material) - Meg Mills
![Turnstile Camp Flog Gnaw 2023 [Incomplete]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HoIB-eUCWUU/mqdefault.jpg)
setlist :
0:52 Mystery
3:40 Endless
5:52 Fazed Out
11:06 Underwater Boi
15:08 Don't Play
17:52 Wild World
20:59 Drop
23:05 Real Thing
25:35 Big Smile
27:39 New Heart Design
30:32 Fly Again
33:05 Drum Solo
38:16 Blackout
42:38 Alien Love Call
44:38 I Don't Wanna Be Blind
48:09 Holiday
53:30 T.L.C.
😅
After Frodo left middle earth...he found hardcore
Yes. 😂
Haha he looks like Deagol now that i think of it. the guy that smeagol kills when still in hobbit form
Nah bro...more like "after noel give up on oasis, he found hardcore"
Love Meg Mills on guitar! Love Turnstile!
Awesome performance. Energetic guys, music is fire.
As bands don't sell records anymore cause 90% of all listeners are streaming, this bands tours itself to the core for 2 years already only on Glow On (their third full-length album, 2022) - would records still sell they'd be rich by now and Rolling Stone would notice they exist
dude records sales are crazy high these last couple of years
@@sebastianlaudage7218 no band or record shop I know can say that, they say people and sales are on spotify.
@@sebastianlaudage7218 All we know from every band, label and record shop we talked to in the last 7 years, that is not true. Records don't sell. It's below the level that any new band would need to work their way through to the next level. ( Bands who still could do that, are the bands before 2005. )
Nice they played fazed out such a good track always goes hard af! ❤️👏🔥
Brilliantly caught footage !! You guys in germany are excellent !!!
Cheers from Brazil!
The drummer is a beast
Amazing !!!!
What a killer set!
Hell yeah! 🔥
yes indeed
no death grip tho which is my fav
Maybe show some more of Franz Lyons - he's one of the best bass players of our time, originally from Baltimore's long going hip hop scene - the guys are all from the same remote neighbourhoods
what a great performance, meg fits perfect
49:41
Me wondering why mosh pits always spontaneously form around me
Was jamming to these guys in my car. When I got out some young kids looked at me confused.
Great band !
I wish, for just once, they would open up with a DIFFERENT SONG!!!!
Oh~ a hardcore band that plays on E standard!!!
Dillinger also plays in e standard
thats a great bait thumbnail man fairs 🤣
so this is what a young Todd Howard would do if he wouldn't be in the chess club
always great!
veo la banda un poco agotada.
Es verdad
2 years of endless touring globally - America south and north, Asia, and now Europe again - that is a stretch ( I wonder they haven't stopped a year ago)
45:03
☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️💐🤍.
Wow....🤘🤘🤘.
perry.
que pecho frio estos alemanes, mamaaaa!!!!!
🤘🤘🤘
GO BRAZILL!!
Sadly the first song tells more truth than they know. The mystery is gone. The singer now looks like hes just going through the motions, barely there compared to shows from a few years ago. I agree with others in the comments, hardcore, if they are a hardcore band, does not translate well in very large venues. The energy transfer is just not there.
The pit looks so weak
their music got weak. pit has to match
I looked at the Festival Poster 'Southside' 2024, it seems they put them on the > last day of the Festival, afternoon not evening, and some slots before Avril Lavigne. No criticizing Avril Lavigne at all ( i was a fan as a teen), but looking at the other headliners and their audiences, Turnstile might have been much better on day one where Bring Me The Horizon played.
it's GERMANY
Who is that girl in Turnstile?🥰
meg mills
watta hell....
Did you have SUM 41?
Sorry, no
Bad Brains modern era
Get your head checked
What's wrong with the crowd?
It's like the very first time they heard a hardcore band 😅
You should not wave for the hardcore band 😅
This song is literally just a rip off of a mid era quicksand song. Its note for note.
38:13😶🌫
Radiohead of hardcore?
Seen turnstile many times, just don’t like in recent years the reverb on the vocals live
aaahhh the hipster hardcore band
yeah, how cool are you now?
yes,this band svck.
@@ElLoroDeIorio no one cares about your opinion
talentless people coming out of the woodwork
They're fucking awesome. 90s hardcore dude here.
I'm sorry, but this just does not translate to a huge outdoor venue. This band is best experienced in a club setting. 500 people max
Yes, because artitst don‘t have to make a living out of their shows.
@@groundgero6991 They play big shows for 2 years now, Primavera, Hell Fest, Flog Gnaw, big venues in Asia too. Bands also don't earn much money anymore because people don't buy records but stream instead, so bands need to tour to have an income at all. This band comes from the original hardcore scene of the U.S. East Coast, smaller venues, but they are diverse artists and want to remain full-time artists, so they tour endlessly and festivals on every continent, so they save up money to work on their next stuff. // Bands don't earn much anymore. People are on spotify now. And Spotify makes the money.
Saw them in a small setting in 2013 and this is the truth
I see 1000’s of people and the band rockin out, silly boy.
Who’s the cutie on guitar? 😍
she looks like the old bass player of chubby and the gang. Meghan.
Meg Mills
Yes, s.b., Chubby and the Gang and Big Cheese ( Leeds UK?) hardcore bands she's been in before ( I think she founded Big Cheese with a friend and they wrote all their material) - Meg Mills
drum solo really? hardcore my ass. kinda cool for a sec two years ago but good lord is corny as hell in the light of day.