Turnstile Hint at June Album Release with New Billboard

The mysterious ad on Sunset Boulevard suggests something is coming on June 6.
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Turnstile Hint at June Album Release with New Billboard

The mysterious ad on Sunset Boulevard suggests something is coming on June 6.

Words: Will Schube

Photo: Wilson Lee

April 01, 2025

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Turnstile fans are abuzz after news of a new billboard promoting a June 6 release date began circulating around the web. The advertisement, which correctly notes “NEVER ENOUGH TURNSTILE,” alongside the date “June 6th, 2025,” can currently be spotted on Sunset Boulevard.

The band’s tour photographer, Alex Henery, shared an image of the new billboard in an Instagram story. The billboard features the group shredding in front of a blue backdrop. Check out the image below, and stay tuned for more information.

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