Turnstile Bring Out Faye Webster for Surprise 'I Care' Duet at London's All Points East

Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile played the West Stage at All Points East in London's Victoria Park on Friday, August 28, 2026, slotted below one of Tyler, The Creator's two headline sets. Four songs into the set, during "I Care," Faye Webster — not listed on that day's published lineup — walked out to sing with the band.

According to NME, the cameo landed the same day the band released their remix album Never Enough: Versions, which includes Webster's own reworking of "I Care." Webster's solo All Points East slot is scheduled for the following day, August 29.

Full Setlist

1. "Birds"
2. "Real Thing"
3. "Endless"
4. "I Care" (feat. Faye Webster)
5. "Dull"
6. "Don't Play"
7. "Drop"
8. "Mystery"
9. "Sole"
10. "I Wanna Be Adored"
11. "Look Out For Me"
12. "Holiday"
13. "Blackout"
14. "Never Enough"
15. "T.L.C. (Turnstile Love Connection)"

Two Other Moments Worth Noting

Track ten, "I Wanna Be Adored," is a cover of The Stone Roses, a song the band had only just debuted live two days earlier at The Piece Hall in Halifax. That arrangement originated from a March 2026 session for Australian radio's Triple J Like A Version segment, which the band has said was a tribute to the late Stone Roses bassist Mani.

Before taking the stage, the band walked out to Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers' "Islands In The Stream," a nod to Parton. Frontman Brendan Yates told the crowd London is "a second home for us," noting that guitarist Meg Mills is from the city.

The Remix Album and What's Next

Never Enough: Versions collects 22 reinterpretations of tracks from the band's fourth album, Never Enough. Beyond Webster, contributors include Elton John, Hayley Williams, Blood Orange, Four Tet, A.G. Cook, Slayyyter, Dying Fetus, Oklou, Floating Points, Panda Bear, Alex G, Julien Baker, and Mustafa. The original Never Enough received a five-star review from NME and was ranked eighth on the site's 2025 albums of the year list, with "Look Out For Me" placing 11th among its songs of the year. Earlier this year, Turnstile won the Grammy for Best Rock Album for the record, with "Birds" also winning Best Metal Performance.

Tyler, The Creator's second All Points East headline set follows on August 29, with a bill that also includes Daniel Caesar, Baby Keem, Dijon, Ghostface Killah, Syd, Faye Webster, Danny Brown, and Jim Legxacy. Turnstile head next to Rock En Seine in France the same day, then to MEO Kalorama in Lisbon the day after, before launching their North American tour with a Seattle date next week.