Obituary will support Turnstile at Red Hat Amphitheatre on September 29 alongside Angel Du$t and Agnostic Front. The move follows other lineup changes after allegations against Yves Tumor and continues a tour built around disparate supporting acts.
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# What happened Turnstile have added Florida death‑metal band Obituary to the support lineup for their Red Hat Amphitheatre stop in Raleigh, North Carolina, on September 29. Obituary will appear with Angel Du$t and hardcore veterans Agnostic Front.
Fans reacted with surprise on social media, calling the pairing an odd fit. One commenter wrote, "What a random‑ass lineup," and another said, "This is like Black Sabbath opening for Green Day." Those reactions reflect how Turnstile's current tour mixes very different sounds on the same bills.
# Why the lineup changed
No Warning was named as a replacement act for Turnstile's September 12 date at Woodbine Park in Toronto, Canada.
# Turnstile's genre‑crossing approach
Louder's review gave the remix album four out of five stars and described it as "one of 2026's boldest and most entertaining releases." The remix project helps explain why Turnstile is pairing with acts outside traditional hardcore and punk spheres.
# Where the tour has been and what's next Turnstile's North American run began September 5 at the Bumbershoot festival in Seattle. The tour followed an international appearance six days earlier at MEO Kalorama festival in Lisbon, Portugal. Between those dates they played The Rave in Milwaukee on September 9 and were scheduled in Detroit on September 11 at the Russell Industrial Center. The Raleigh show with Obituary is set for September 29.
# What this means for fans and ticket‑buyers Expect eclectic bills that combine hardcore, metal, pop, electronic, and hip‑hop acts. If you follow specific support artists, check individual date bills for last‑minute changes—the article documents recent replacements and at least one pending vacancy (Portland, Maine). Keep an eye on official tour communications for confirmations and any further changes.
# Closing summary Turnstile's booking choices for this tour continue to challenge genre expectations. Adding Obituary to a bill that already includes Angel Du$t and Agnostic Front highlights that approach, and additional changes followed allegations against Yves Tumor, who denies them. The band's remix album and diverse guest list offer context for the varied support acts appearing across dates.
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