A Free Concert is Coming to the Washington Monument This Month to Raise Emergency Relief
Turnstile is playing a free concert at the Washington Monument later this month. The Baltimore band will take the stage at 3 p.m. on Saturday, October 24.
The band announced the show on October 8, and fans can RSVP now. There are no tickets to buy.
The concert is being held with Human Concern International, which has emergency programs in Gaza, Sudan and Lebanon. The charity provides things like food, clean water, shelter and medical care during emergencies.
October 24 had been left open when Turnstile announced the Never Enough Tour Pt. 2 back in June. The Washington show now comes at the end of that run.
The show is free
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Turnstile’s RSVP page lists the show for 3 p.m. at the Washington Monument. Fans can sign up there for concert updates. Donations are going to Human Concern International instead of ticket sales.
The band has three tour stops before Washington. Its official schedule has Turnstile in Ventura on October 14, Las Vegas on October 15 and Santa Ana on October 18.
Donations will help with emergency relief
Human Concern International has separate emergency appeals for Gaza, Sudan and Lebanon.
The organization says its emergency relief includes food, water, shelter and medical care. It also operates food, water and health programs outside of emergency response.
Turnstile has done a free benefit before
Turnstile played another free outdoor show at Wyman Park Dell in Baltimore in May 2025. That one benefited Health Care for the Homeless.
The nonprofit later reported that 1,700 Turnstile fans donated $50,000. Its 2025 annual report said the average donation was $30.
