Turnstile Brings Out Surprise Guest Faye Webster at All Points East Festival

Music fans at London’s Victoria Park got a massive surprise on August 28 when hardcore favorites Turnstile took the stage at All Points East. Four tracks into their high-octane performance on the West Stage, the Baltimore rockers welcomed indie-pop darling Faye Webster for a rare collaborative moment. Webster joined the group to sing "I Care," sending the festival crowd into a frenzy. The unexpected live appearance came right as Turnstile rolled out their brand-new release, *Never Enough: Versions*. The fresh project features Webster’s own reimagined take on the track, making their London team-up a timely festival highlight.

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Webster’s pop-up performance was completely unannounced for Friday's schedule. While the singer was officially slatted to play her own festival set the following afternoon on August 29, she made an early appearance to join her friends on stage. The unexpected cameo went down just before hip-hop titan Tyler, The Creator kicked off the first of his two scheduled headlining performances for the festival weekend, setting an electric mood across Victoria Park.

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Beyond the guest vocals, Turnstile kept the London crowd on their toes with a wildly fun setlist. The group kicked off their stage time by walking out to the classic country duet "Islands in the Stream" by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, instantly setting a celebratory vibe. They also ripped through their heavy rendition of The Stone Roses’ legendary anthem "I Wanna Be Adored." Turnstile had recently given the cover its live debut in Halifax a couple of days prior, following a studio recording created for Australian radio station Triple J’s popular Like A Version series. With fresh music hitting streaming platforms and major crowd-pleasing festival moments under their belt, Turnstile continues to prove why they remain one of the most exciting crossover acts in modern alternative music.

“ by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, instantly setting a celebratory vibe. They also ripped through their heavy rendition of The Stone Roses’ legendary anthem ”