REVIEW: Turnstile, Glastonbury Festival 2025 As Charli XCX previously declared, we are currently in the midst of Turnstile summer. Deprived of Deftones yesterday due to illness, Worthy Farm’s contingent of rock fans gathers en masse at The Other Stage, drawing easily one of the biggest crowds seen all weekend, ready for a taste of something a little heavier. As they arrive to the stirring sounds of latest album title track ‘Never Enough’, Turnstile make it immediately clear that they are on a mission and with a particular point to prove. Hardcore has never had much of a home at the UK’s biggest music festival and yet as they segue straight into an immaculate ‘T.L.C’ there is no argument to be had on whether they, or indeed the genre as a whole, very much belong here. From then on things are simply relentless as pits spontaneously burst out from all corners of the grass and they tear through a set heavy on their breakout LP ‘Glow On’ but with some choice new cuts thrown in too includ...