Grammy Winners Turnstile Earn Even Higher Honor: Five Guys Featured Artist
The Baltimore hardcore band asked the restaurant “When we gettin a veggie burger?” Grammy Winners Turnstile Earn Even Higher Honor: Five Guys Featured Artist Travis Bland
On September 4th, Five Guys, the renowned burger chain, announced a unique honor for Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile. The prestigious spot for a featured artist went to the Grammy-winning group for the year 2026. The restaurant posted this news on social media, and the band expressed their curiosity about Five Guys' veggie burger options in the comments. Drummer Daniel Fang has previously mentioned being a vegetarian, which adds a personal touch to this announcement.
Being recognized as a Five Guys featured artist means the band's music will be played in the restaurant, and they will be featured on its website. Fans can expect to hear Turnstile's song "BIRDS" while dining at the establishment. This isn't the first time a punk or punk-adjacent band has earned this honor; previous recipients include The Offspring, Taking Back Sunday, and Mayday Parade. The hardcore band has also collaborated with other brands, such as appearing in a Taco Bell commercial featuring Tony Hawk.
Five Guys' website has a dedicated section for music, and the hardcore five-piece have had previous cross-promotions with various brands. Their music was featured in a Taco Bell commercial last year. Now, Turnstile can add the Five Guys featured artist honor to their list of achievements, alongside their two Grammy awards.
The band's tour, which includes stops in Toronto, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Tampa, Miami, Queens, Portland, Raleigh, Austin, Oklahoma City, Lawrence, St. Louis, Austin (twice), Arcosanti, Ventura, Las Vegas, Santa Ana, and Los Angeles, is set to continue until mid-October. Ticket purchases can be made through Vivid Seats, where fans can save $20 on their first order of $200 or more by using the promo code CONSEQUENCE20 at checkout.
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