Turnstile Wins First Grammys

Baltimore hardcore band takes home two awards at 2026 ceremony.

Feb. 1, 2026 at 4:47pm

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The Baltimore-based hardcore band Turnstile has won its first two Grammy Awards. The group was nominated for Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song, and took home both honors at the 2026 Grammy Awards ceremony.

Why it matters

Turnstile's Grammy wins represent a major milestone for the hardcore punk genre, which has historically been overlooked by mainstream music awards. The band's success highlights the growing popularity and critical acclaim of the hardcore scene.

The details

Turnstile was recognized for their singles "Holiday" and "Mystery", which were standout tracks from their 2025 album "Glow On". The band's energetic and unconventional sound has earned them a devoted following in the punk and hardcore communities.

  • Turnstile was nominated for two Grammys at the 2026 ceremony.
  • The band won the awards for Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song on February 1, 2026.

The players

Turnstile

A Baltimore-based hardcore punk band known for their high-energy live shows and unconventional sound.

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What they’re saying

“We're just so honored to be recognized by the Grammys. This is a huge moment for us and for the whole hardcore community.”

— Brendan Yates, Frontman, Turnstile

The takeaway

Turnstile's Grammy wins demonstrate the growing mainstream acceptance and critical acclaim of the hardcore punk genre, which has historically been overlooked by major music awards. Their success paves the way for more hardcore artists to be recognized by the industry's top honors.