Turnstile capped the latest leg of their “NEVER ENOUGH TOUR” with their biggest hometown-area gathering yet, drawing an estimated 60,000 people to a free benefit concert at the Washington Monument on Saturday, October 24th.

The Baltimore hardcore band staged the National Mall show with Human Concern International to raise money for humanitarian relief efforts in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon. When Turnstile first announced the concert earlier this month, organizers were aiming to raise $100,000; by Sunday, the fundraiser had surpassed $220,000.

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For frontman Brendan Yates, who grew up in Burtonsville, Maryland, the massive setting was also something of a homecoming. “This is a scene that raised us,” he told The Washington Post ahead of the concert.…