A prominent heavy band received significant recognition from pop sensation Charli XCX during her electrifying performance at Coachella 2025 over the weekend. This acknowledgment not only highlights the band’s growing influence but also showcases the intersection of rock music and pop culture.

This year’s Coachella lineup featured a total of seven rock and metal acts, with Green Day securing the only headlining position among them. While the festival may not have had a large representation of heavy music, the bands that did perform left an indelible mark, proving that even limited presence can lead to impactful moments, including a band that wasn’t physically present at the event.

During Charli XCX’s set on Saturday, April 19, a captivating series of phrases illuminated the backdrop behind her, showcasing trends and cultural references predicted to dominate this summer. Among them was the mention of Turnstile, heralding the upcoming release of their highly anticipated album Never Enough, set to drop on June 6. This strategic mention not only serves as a promotional tool but also indicates the band’s rising popularity within the music industry.

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Charli XCX’s album Brat achieved remarkable success, becoming one of the best-selling releases of 2024, and the phrase “brat summer” has been trending across various social media platforms. With the excitement surrounding Turnstile’s new album, it seems that fans are gearing up for a “Turnstile summer,” a sentiment echoed by Charli XCX herself, illustrating the interconnectedness of genres in today’s music scene.

Never Enough will mark Turnstile’s return with fresh material since the critically acclaimed Glow On, released in August 2021. Be sure to check out the title track from the new album below. Additionally, Turnstile has announced a series of European tour dates for 2025, with tickets available on their official website, offering fans a chance to experience their exhilarating live performances.

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Alongside Green Day, the festival also showcased performances from iconic artists such as The Original Misfits, Jimmy Eat World, The Prodigy, Amyl and the Sniffers, Speed, and Circle Jerks. During Green Day’s dynamic performance on April 19, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong sported a baseball cap featuring the word “brat,” a direct nod to Charli XCX, further blending the lines between rock and pop culture.

Additionally, Spiritbox’s vocalist Courtney LaPlante made a memorable appearance during the festival’s first weekend, joining Megan Thee Stallion on stage to perform their collaborative hit “TYG.” This unexpected collaboration highlighted the vibrant and diverse nature of the festival, celebrating the fusion of different musical styles.