Turnstile Night: Baltimore Orioles x Hardcore Band

0:00It's April 23rd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Music News today, your AI-powered music briefing. Baltimore Orioles are throwing a turnstile night on July 10th when they face the Kansas City Royals at home. Fans can grab a special ticket package with a limited edition jersey, Orioles' name of front, the band's name across the back over the number. 26. It's a big nod to the hometown hardcore crew from Baltimore. The band won't hit the stage, but they'll be out there as guest-squashers, teaming up with mascot Mr. Squash to hose down fans in certain sections. Every time the O's snag and extra bass hit, this fits right into the team's summer lineup of theme gains, like Diary of a Winpy Kid Day on June 14th, Naruto Anime Night on June. 29th, Grateful Dead Vibes on August 5th with Dancing Bear Hats and Abravo Real Housewives bash on August 19th. Turnstile already linked up with the Orioles last August when guitarist Pat McCory tossed the ceremonial, first pitch at Camden Yards, backed by.

1:04Singer Brendan Yates, bassist Franz Lyons, and drummer Daniel Fang, fans went wild for that hometown flex. Fresh off two weekends, crushing Coachella, the band's got a packed slate ahead. Welcome to Rockville and Daytona Beach on May 8th, Killby Block Party. In Salt Lake City on May 15th, Bonnaroo in Manchester, Tennessee on June 12th, then Fuji Rock in Japan on July 24th and Festivals. Across North America, Europe and the UK, through early October at the form Arcosanti in Mayor Arizona, with Turnstile Night dropping right in the middle of their global run. Baltimore's keeping the energy high-proof the city's punk heart beat strong in, the stands and on the stage.