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Turnstile recruit Elton John, Slayyyter and more for Never Enough: Versions album

Never Enough: Versions also features Four Tet, Panda Bear, Hayley Williams and many others, out next week.

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Turnstile at Rock en Seine on August 25, 2023. Photo: ManoSolo13241324, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Turnstile have announced Never Enough: Versions, a reimagining of their Grammy-winning 2025 album Never Enough, out Friday, August 28, built around a sprawling cast of collaborators that includes Elton John, Slayyyter and Panda Bear.

The guest list runs far beyond those three names: Four Tet, Oklou, Alex G, Hayley Williams, A.G. Cook, Blood Orange, Nourished by Time, Julien Baker, Floating Points, Mustafa, Faye Webster, Porches, Brandon Woody, Shabaka, Chanel Beads, Dan Deacon, Angel Du$t, Dying Fetus, Kettama and Rod Lee all contribute new takes on tracks from the original record. No tracklist assigning specific collaborators to specific songs has been released yet.

Never Enough arrived in June 2025 and became Turnstile's highest-charting album to date, winning the band's first two Grammy Awards, including Best Rock Album and Best Metal Performance for the track "Birds."

The remake project lands as Turnstile continue a heavy touring stretch, with a second leg of their Never Enough Tour kicking off next month in Milwaukee across 16 dates, each featuring its own curated lineup of support acts including Clipse, Slayyyter and Vince Staples. The band is also partnering with local nonprofits at each stop, alongside festival dates at Austin City Limits, Rock en Seine and All Points East.

Never Enough: Versions is available to pre-save now, adding to a run of new rock releases tracked on the release calendar.

The facts

  • Never Enough: Versions out August 28, a reimagining of the 2025 album Never Enough
  • Features Elton John, Slayyyter, Panda Bear, Four Tet, Hayley Williams and dozens more
  • Never Enough won Turnstile's first two Grammys, including Best Rock Album
  • Second leg of the Never Enough Tour kicks off next month in Milwaukee

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