Turnstile played for free at the Washington Monument, and the crowd went all the way back to the trees.
The Baltimore band played a free benefit show on Saturday, October 24, and organizers estimate around 60,000 people showed up. The grounds hit capacity, and fans who couldn't get in watched from the barricades along the outer perimeter.
The show raised more than $209,000 for humanitarian aid in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon through Human Concern International, toward a goal of $250,000.
"We're so grateful to have been raised by this scene," Brendan Yates told the crowd, before leading a chant he said was "loud enough for the White House to hear it."
The 19-song set ran from "BIRDS" to "T.L.C. (TURNSTILE LOVE CONNECTION)" and closed out the band's 2026 touring.