Turnstile - Never Enough Tour (2026)

The world's biggest hardcore band is back in Toronto with the griddle still warm from their latest Grammy Award winning record, Never Enough. Turnstile will be performing in Toronto at Woodbine Park (of all places?!) on September 12th, 2026, bringing an eclectic spread of openers including glam rocker Yves Tumor and Toronto natives Saya Gray and Pluto's Kiss.

Toronto just missed out on the first part of the tour, which ran in 2025 and passed through Buffalo. Luckily, GTA fans won't have to cross the border this time to jump in the pit of what will certainly be a highly energetic mosh fest. Here's everything you need to know heading into presale and whether Turnstile in Toronto will be a Buy or a Wait.

The facts

• Who: Turnstile | Support: Yves Tumor, Saya Gray, Pluto's Kiss
• When: Saturday, Sept 12, 2026 | 6:00PM
• Where: Woodbine Park | 10,000 Capacity
• Why: Touring behind their Grammy winning album, Never Enough
• Last Toronto show: History (10/04/22)
  • 2,500 Capacity – $56.70 GA
• Nearest stops: Detroit (9/11)

Presale Dates

• Artist: June 25 @ 10AM
• Live Nation, Ticketmaster: June 25 @ 12PM
• General Sale: June 26 @ 10AM

Full prices for Turnstile in Toronto will be added following the presale at the bottom of the blog in a section called Presale Results.

Community Chatter

Curious how fans are feeling about the tour? Here are the best places to gauge sentiment:

• Instagram Announcement
• TikTok Announcement
• /r/turnstile Subreddit Tour Discussion Thread

Seating Map

💡How I rate shows

• Various factors are considered, including community sentiment, time since the last show, pricing, proximity to nearby dates, and more
• Each factor is given a positive or negative score. Positive scores swing in the direction of Buy, and negative scores swing towards Wait
• Factors sum up to one score, which becomes the FaceValue Verdict: Buy or Wait

The factors

Here's everything pushing this presale up or down the FaceValue scale.

First Toronto show in four* years +

While they did do an opening set for Blink-182 back in 2023, their last headline performance was in October 2022 at History. That's plenty of time for demand to accumulate, especially given their popularity has only boomed since then.

Four times the capacity -

History holds only 2,500, four times less than Woodbine Park. That show was sold out, but I remember being able to get a ticket week of for face value after The Avalanches had canceled their same-day show (☹️).

Woodbine Park in September -

It's an unconventional venue choice for most, but feels perfect for Turnstile. There's room for 10,000 in a space that is entirely GA. The mosh pits will be glorious and plentiful.

The only caveat is that the weather has to play ball. September can be quite stormy in Toronto. Just last September, Twenty One Pilots had to cut their show short at RBC Amphitheatre due to lightning.

Turnstile doesn't price gouge their fans ++

Tickets for their 2022 History show were only $56.70, and I remember tickets for their 2025 Buffalo show being in the ballpark of 100 CAD. I imagine they had every ability to book RBC Amphitheatre had they wanted to, but I'm seeing the choice to play all GA Woodbine as a sign that they're doing this one for the kids. I anticipate pricing to be solid here, maybe 110 CAD tops for a ticket. If that's the case, a sellout feels much more likely.

Are we near the upper bounds of hardcore crowds? -

Can a hardcore band really sell out 10,000 tickets in Toronto? The idea almost feels too cool to be true. I'll admit this factor is entirely vibes-based! My gut is telling me it shouldn't be too hard to get tickets for face value, at the very least, day-of.

But they really are so hot right now +

There's no longer any denying it, Turnstile is the biggest hardcore band in the world right now. With marquee Coachella sets, Grammy awards, and some of the wildest crowd footage, it's hard not to cheer them on their hot-streak.

Some quick-fire factors:

• Saturday night show +
• Notable opening acts +
• Lone Canadian date +
• Second added date very unlikely +

The verdict

While I'm not expecting tickets to instantly sell out during the presale, I don't think there will be many chances for tickets to fall below face value. I'm calling that Turnstile in Toronto will be a Buy.

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