A half-inch of rain fell in Austin in the hours leading up to day one of Austin City Limits 2026, soaking the grounds at Zilker Park and setting the stage for some very muddy mosh pits during Turnstile’s Friday evening set. As the crowd slammed and danced in the sludge, the band ripped through a 12-song set that leaned heavily on NEVER ENOUGH and GLOW ON. Replay the full thing below.
Turnstile will find themselves in much drier conditions tonight when they make their Saturday Night Live debut as the musical guest on an episode hosted by Dakota Johnson.
Austin City Limits Performance
The crowd at Austin City Limits was treated to a high-energy performance by Turnstile, with the band delivering a 12-song set that showcased their unique sound. The setlist included a mix of songs from their albums NEVER ENOUGH and GLOW ON, getting the crowd moving and singing along.
Upcoming Appearance on Saturday Night Live
Following their performance at Austin City Limits, Turnstile is set to make their debut as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live. The episode, hosted by Dakota Johnson, promises to be an exciting one, with Turnstile bringing their energetic live show to the Saturday Night Live stage.
For fans who missed Turnstile’s performance at Austin City Limits, or who are looking forward to their appearance on Saturday Night Live, there are still opportunities to see the band live. Tickets for their upcoming shows are available, and fans can replay their full Austin City Limits set online.
In conclusion, Turnstile’s performance at Austin City Limits was a memorable one, with the band delivering a high-energy set that got the crowd moving. With their upcoming appearance on Saturday Night Live, Turnstile is sure to reach an even wider audience, and fans can look forward to seeing what the band has in store for their debut on the show.
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