
Turnstile's Hometown Love at Orioles Game
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Baltimores Turnstile celebrates hometown pride with a themed night at Camden Yards, featuring limited-edition jerseys, special events, and their music playing throughout the stadium. The bands recent Grammy wins and upcoming festival appearances highlight their growing success.
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It's April 23rd. This is Music News Today, Music Coverage Power by AI. Baltimore's own turnstile is getting major love from the hometown Orioles with a full theme night at Camden Yards on July 10th. Fans snag limited edition black and orange jerseys just by grabbing a special ticket package. Turnstile's name splashed on the back and a slick, circular decal on the sleeve. It's a nod to the band's deep roots here where they formed and still call home. Starting on last year's first pitch invite, this event cranks up the height without a live set from the crew. Expect their tracks blasting through the stadium's speakers all night. Keep eyes on sections 84 and 86, where turnstile joins mascot Mr. Splash to hose down fans every time the birds notch an extra bass. Hit. The timing's perfect after their fourth album, Never Enough, dropped last spring. That record snagged five Grammy nods and two wins. That's rock album overall, plus best metal performance for the single birds.
No coincidence since the Orioles adopted birds for their season height videos. No worries if you missed the game though, turnstiles hitting festivals like Lala Paloza, Shaky Knees and Arcosanti this summer. It's all about that experimental hardcore energy keeping the momentum rolling. Cast a vibe by Camden Yards or chase them on tour. Either way, Baltimore's pride is shining bright.
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