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Turnstile Concert in DC Raises Funds for Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon

Turnstile Concert in DC Raises Funds for Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon

By Ahmed Abdelsalam

Hardcore punk band Turnstile performed a massive free concert at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, October 24. The event drew an estimated 60,000 fans, according to the National Park Service.

Fundraising for Humanitarian Aid

The concert served as a humanitarian initiative to raise money for Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon. To date, the fundraising efforts have successfully amassed more than $250,000 in donations for Human Concern International.

Touring the Grammy-Winning Record

The performance marked the final date of the Baltimore-based band's tour in support of their Grammy-winning album, Never Enough. The large-scale gathering highlighted the band's influence within the punk community and their commitment to global relief efforts.

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