Heavy Band Will get MASSIVE Shoutout From Charli XCX at Coachella

A heavy band acquired a large shoutout from pop star Charli XCX over the weekend at Coachella 2025.

There have been a complete of seven rock and metallic acts on the invoice for Coachella this 12 months, and Inexperienced Day had been the one act of the bunch that had a headlining slot. However though there wasn’t an enormous heavy music presence on the competition, those that had been there managed to make fairly a splash — together with a band that wasn’t even there in any respect.

Throughout Charli XCX’s set on Saturday (April 19), a sequence of phrases flashed throughout the display screen behind her that pointed to issues in popular culture that might be massive this summer season. Considered one of them was Turnstile, whose new album By no means Sufficient might be out June 6.

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The pop star’s album Brat was one of many prime promoting releases of 2024, and the phrase “brat summer season” was everywhere in the web. Now that there is a new Turnstile album to stay up for, it seems we’ll all be having a “Turnstile summer season,” even Charli XCX says so.

By no means Sufficient will be the band’s first new document for the reason that highly-successful Glow On got here out in August of 2021. Hearken to the title observe from the album beneath. Turnstile even have a handful of European tour dates booked for 2025, which you should buy tickets for on their web site.

Turnstile, ‘By no means Sufficient’

Different Rock + Steel Acts at Coachella 2025

Along with Inexperienced Day, the unique Misfits, Jimmy Eat World, The Prodigy, Amyl and the Sniffers, Pace and Circle Jerks carried out on the competition. Throughout Inexperienced Day’s set on April 19,  Billie Joe Armstrong sported a baseball cap with “brat” throughout the entrance in reference to Charli XCX.

Spiritbox vocalist Courtney LaPlante additionally made an look through the first weekend when she joined Megan Thee Stallion onstage for a rendition of their 2024 collaborative observe “TYG.”