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How Turnstile Pulled Off Its Massive Washington Monument Benefit Show: ‘It Took a Village’
"This show felt like a culmination of everything the band has been working toward," says manager James Vitalo.
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"This show felt like a culmination of everything the band has been working toward," says manager James Vitalo. On Saturday, Oct. 24, Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile pulled off one of the most impressive feats for any act of any genre in recent memory: a free show at the Washington Monument in the nation’s capital for over 60,000 fans that doubled as a fundraiser that brought in more than $260,000 in humanitarian relief funding for those affected by conflict in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon.
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